Hattie Morahan
Sensible, kind & crystal clear.
Won Best Actress at the Evening Standard Awards and the Critics' Circle Theatre Awards for her acclaimed performance in the Young Vic's A Doll's House.
Can do a good American accent if required.
Musical Instruments
- Piano (Competent)
Credits
- The Undeclared War (TV, 2022) Elizabeth Kahn. Channel 4
- Operation Mincemeat (Feature Film, 2020) See-Saw Films
- Enola Holmes (Feature Film, 2020) Lady Tewksbury. Netflix
- The Sleepers (TV, 2019) Susanne Clayton. HBO
- Inside No. 9 (TV, 2019) Amber. BBC
- Orpheus Descending (Theatre, 2019) Lady Torrance. Menier Chocolate Factory
- Angela Carter: Of Wolves and Women (TV, 2019) Angela Carter. BBC
- Martyrs Lane (Short Film, 2019) Sarah.
- Official Secrets (Feature Film, 2019) Yvonne Ridley.
- Exit Eve (Short Film, 2019) Verene.
- Grief Is The Thing With Feathers (Theatre, 2018) Mother.
- Beauty & The Beast (Feature Film, 2017) Agathe. Disney
- Anatomy of a Suicide (Theatre, 2017) The Royal Court Theatre.
- My Mother & Other Strangers (TV, 2016) Rose Coyne. BBC1. Lead.
- Alice Through the Looking Glass (Feature Film, 2016) Queen Elsemere. Disney
- Arthur and George (TV, 2015) Jean Leckie. ITV.
- The Outcast (TV, 2015) Elizabeth. BBC.
- Ballot Monkeys (TV, 2015) Siobhan Hope. Ch4.
- Mr. Holmes (Feature Film, 2015) Ann Kelmot. Miramax
- The Changeling (Theatre, 2015) Beatrice-Joanna. The Globe
- Law and Order UK (TV, 2014) Alison Gardner. ITV.
- The Bletchley Circle (TV, 2014) Alice. ITV.
- Eternal Law (TV, 2012) Hannah English. ITV
- Summer In February (Feature Film, 2012) Laura Knight. CrossDay Productions
- Nice Guy (Feature Film, 2012) Paul.
- The Glass House (Feature Film, 2012) Capt. Varga.
- A Doll's House (Theatre, West End, 2012) Nora, lead. Young Vic.
- Lewis (TV, 2011) Ruth Brooks.
- Plenty (Theatre, 2011) Susan Traherne. Lead. Sheffield Crucible.
- Money (TV, 2010) Martina Twain. BBC.
- The Real Thing (Theatre, 2010) Annie. Old Vic Productions.
- Time and The Conways (Theatre, West End, 2009) Kay. National Theatre.
- Three More Sleepless Nights (Theatre, West End, 2009) Dawn. National Theatre.
- Lark Rise To Candleford (TV, 2009) Enid. BBC.
- The City (Theatre, West End, 2008) Leading female.
- Some Trace of Her (Theatre, West End, 2008) Lead. National Theatre.
- Marple: A Pocket Full of Rye (TV, 2008) Elaine. ITV.
- The Family Reunion (Theatre, West End, 2008) Mary. Donmar Warehouse.
- The Bank Job (Feature Film, 2008) Gale Benson.
- Outnumbered (TV, 2007-09) Jane. Series 1, 2, & Christmas Special.
- The Golden Compass (Feature Film, 2007) Sister Clara.
- Sense and Sensibility (TV, 2007) Elinor Dashwood (lead). BBC.
- Bikesquad (TV, 2007)
- The Seagull (Theatre, West End, 2006) Lead. NT.
- Bodies (TV, 2005) Beth Lucas. Series 2.
- Iphigenia At Aulis (Theatre, West End, 2004) Title role. NT.
- New Tricks (TV, 2003) Totty.
- Power (Theatre, West End, 2003) Louise. NT.
- Love in a Wood (Theatre, 2001) Royal Shakespeare Company.
Related news articles
13/04/2022
New war film 'Operation Mincemeat' featuring Hattie Morahan, Nicholas Rowe and Mark Bonnar.
During WWII, two intelligence officers use a corpse and false papers to outwit German troops. Out in Cinema's on Friday 15th April.
23/09/2020
Don’t miss the new film Enola Holmes featuring Frances de la Tour and Hattie Morahan, and with Gaby French!
The film explores the early life of Sherlock Holmes’ sister and is available to stream now on Netflix.
11/10/2019
Political thriller 'Official Secrets' starring Indira Varma, Hattie Morahan and John Heffernan.
Real-life story of a woman who leaked top-secret information to the press and exposed illegal activities by the USA in their campaign to invade Iraq in 2003. Out in cinemas today.
01/08/2018
Hattie Morahan portrays Angela Carter in Angela Carter: Of Wolves And Women
Documentary looking at the life and career of the novelist, whose surreal imagination produced some of the most dazzling fiction of the 20th century. Watch on Saturday 4th August on BBC2 at 9pm.