Joanne Froggatt
Fluid and youthful. Bright, positive delivery. Very real.
Originally from Whitby in North Yorkshire and has retained that accent. Studied in and lived in Nottingham for several years so can flip into that accent easily.
Won Best Newcomer at British Independent Film Awards 2010, three times Emmy Award nominated & Golden Globe Award Winner.
Star of Downton Abbey.
Versatile with accents, listen to separate sample.
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Accents
Singing Ability
- Various singing styles (Skilled)
Credits
- Sherwood (TV, 2022) Sarah Vincent. BBC
- Liar (TV, 2020-17) Laura. ITV.
- The Harrowing (Podcast, 2020) Jackie O'Hara. Storyglass
- Downton Abbey (Feature Film, 2019) Anna Bates. Carnival Films
- Alys, Always (Theatre, 2019) Frances. Bridge Theatre
- Bob The Builder (TV, 2018-15) Wendy. CBS
- One Last Thing (Feature Film, 2017) Jaime. Beech Hill Films
- A Crooked Somebody (Feature Film, 2017) Chelsea. Star Thrower Entertainment
- Mary Shelley (Feature Film, 2017) Mary Jane Clairmont.
- Dark Angel (TV, 2016) Mary Ann Cotton. ITV
- A Street Cat Named Bob (Feature Film, 2016) Val. Shooting Script Films
- A Storm in the Stars (Feature Film, 2016) Mary Jane Clairmont.
- Starfish (Feature Film, 2016) Nicola Ray. CrossDay Productions
- Downton Abbey (TV, 2015-10) Anna, Head House Maid. Regular. Series 1-6
- The Secrets (TV, 2014) Lexie. TV Mini-Series. BBC1.
- Filth (Feature Film, 2013) Mary. Steel Mill Pictures
- Still Life (Feature Film, 2013) Kelly Stoke. Redwave Films
- U Want Me 2 Kill Him? (Feature Film, 2013) Detective Inspector Sarah Clayton.
- True Love (TV, 2012) Ruth. BBC1.
- In Our Name (Feature Film, 2010) Suzy, lead. Best Newcomer Winner at BIFA 2010.
- Royle Family (TV, 2010) Saskia. Christmas Special. BBC1.
- Robin Hood (TV, 2009) Kate. Regular. Series III. BBC.
- Moving On (TV, 2009) Kellie. BBC
- Identity (TV, 2009) Jane. ITV.
- Echoes (TV, 2008) Anya.
- Spooks: Code 9 (TV, 2008) Hannah, 2 episodes. BBC.
- Joanne Lees: Murder in The Outback (TV, 2007) Title role. Granada.
- Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Theatre, 2007) Honey. Manchester Royal Exchange.
- All About My Mother (Theatre, 2007) Rosa. The Old Vic.
- Missing (TV, 2006) Sybil Foster, lead. ITV.
- Life on Mars (TV, 2006) Ruth Tyler. 3 episodes, series 1.
- See No Evil: The Moors Murders (TV, 2006) Maureen Smith. ITV.
- The Street (TV, 2006) Kerry. 1 episode. BBC.
- Rebus (TV, 2006) Gail Maitland. 1 episode. ITV.
- Island At War (TV, 2004) Angelique Mahy. ITV.
- Red Cap (TV, 2003) Pte. Tracy Walters. BBC.
- Danielle Cable, Eyewitness (TV, 2003) Title role. ITV.
- Stretford Wives (TV, 2002) Dawn Richards. BBC.
- A Touch of Frost (TV, 2001) Anne. 2 episodes. Yorkshire TV.
- Lorna Doone (TV, 2000) Lizzie Ridd. BBC.
- Other People's Children (TV, 2000) Becky. 2 episodes. BBC.
- Nature Boy (TV, 2000) Jenny Macalister, female lead. BBC.
- Bad Girls (TV, 1999) Rachel Hicks. 4 episodes.
- Dinnerladies (TV, 1999) Sigourney. 1 episode. BBC.
- Coronation Street (TV, 1997-99) Zoe Tattersall. Granada/ITV.
Video Samples
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