Anne Marie Duff

Anne-Marie Duff has been an English actor, narrator, and writer for the past 30 years. After graduating in Drama Centre London Duff made television appearances on Trial & Retribution Amongst Women as well as Aristocrats in the mid 1990s. Anne-Marie Duff (born 8 October 1970) is a Britsih actor. Anne-Marie Duff is a stage and film actress from England. Her fame was boosted by her role as Fiona Gallagher on the first two seasons of UK TV show Shameless. The Virgin Queen (2006) came next, in which she was Queen Elizabeth. The TV series From Darkness (2013) also included her as the protagonist. Duff is known for her role on the television series Enigma (2002) The Magdalene Sisters French Film (2008) The Last Station Nowhere Boy BeforeI Go to sleep (2014) as well as Suffragette. Her roles on the screen in Shameless the Virgin Queen Nowhere Boy and Suffragette earned the BAFTA nominations in both the Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress categories and she was given her the BAFTA Cymru Award for Best Actress due to her role in the TV film The History of Mr Polly. Anne-Marie Duff has been a popular award-winning English actor who established herself on stage, radio and television. Her fame was largely due to her roles in the role of Fiona Gallagher on the British comedy drama TV show Shameless, and the role of Queen Elizabeth as Queen Elizabeth in The Virgin Queen. Anne-Marie has also evolved as an accomplished theatre actress with over two decades of on-stage performances that include working extensively with her theatre company, the Royal National Theatre.