Anne Marie Duff

Anne-Marie Duff, an English actor who also reads stories, is a highly talented actress. Duff began her career in television during the late 1990s following her graduation from Drama Centre London. She played in Trial & Retribution Amongst Women and Aristocrats. Anne-Marie Duff, a British actress, was born in Chiswick on October 8, 1970. Anne-Marie Duff, born 8 October 1970 in London is an English actress that works on stage and the screen. The actress first became famous in the role of Fiona Gallagher during the UK's Shameless series. The Virgin Queen (2006) was the next, and she played Queen Elizabeth. The television series From Darkness (2013) also had her playing the main character. Duff had roles such as Enigma 2001 The Magdalene Sisters French Film 2008 The Last Station Nowhere Boy Before I fall asleep (2015) as well as Suffragette. The actress was nominated for BAFTA awards in Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress as well as Best Actress in Shameless The Virgin Queen. In addition to that she received the BAFTA Cymru Award in Best Actress in 2007 for the television film The History of Mr Polly. Anne-Marie Duff, an award-winning English actor who thrives in show business, has earned her place in theatres and radio films with talent. She became a household name when she played Fiona Gallagher, in British comedy-drama series Shameless. Anne-Marie is also an accomplished stage actor, having spent more than two decades on the stage. She has worked extensively with The Royal National Theatre.