Lorraine Ashbourne [78329]
Gender: Female
Popularity: 0.9972
Birthplace: Manchester, England, UK
Birthday: 1961-01-07
Age: 64 years
Movies: 33
Links: Homepage, IMDB
Biography: Lorraine Ashbourne (born 1961 in Manchester) is an English stage, film and television actress. She attended Wilbraham High School, when living in Fallowfield. She joined Stretford Children's Theatre. She took part in the University of Manchester Stage Society and Manchester Youth Theatre. She joined the Webber Drama School on 19 April 1982. Ashbourne has appeared on British series and television films, including: Playing the Field (1998), Unforgotten (2017), Grantchester (2017), Maigret in Montmartre (2017), Midsomer Murders (2018), The Street, and Jericho. As a stage actor, Lorraine regularly appeared at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester, portraying roles such as Kate Hardcastle in She Stoops to Conquer and Emilia in Othello, acting in both of these alongside her husband Andy Serkis. In 2019, she starred as Barbara Castle in The Crown (2019), and from 2020, she starred as Mrs. Varley in Bridgerton. She played Joan Nuthall in Alma's Not Normal (2020), and was Daphne Sparrow in Sherwood (2022). She played Karen in I Hate Suzie (2024), and appeared in After the Flood (2024)

Animal Farm
2025-06-09
The Lord of the
2024-12-05
Hitpig!
2024-11-01
National Theatre
2024-06-11
Allelujah
2023-03-17
I Used to Be Fam
2022-09-09
A Christmas Caro
2020-12-04
The Bind
2019-11-11
Blinded by the L
2019-08-09
The Queen and I
2018-12-24
Breathe
2017-10-13
A Street Cat Nam
2016-11-04
Adult Life Skill
2016-06-24
Bunny and Clive
2016-01-01
Child 44
2015-03-15
Emotional Fusebo
2014-10-01
The Selfish Gian
2013-10-25
Thorne: Scaredyc
2010-10-31
Oranges and Suns
2010-10-08
Victoria Wood: W
2009-12-30
Victoria Wood's
2009-12-24
A Bunch of Amate
2008-11-17
Housewife, 49
2006-12-10
King Kong
2005-12-12
The Martins
2001-09-14
A Christmas Caro
2000-11-20
Fever Pitch
1997-04-04
Jack & Sarah
1995-06-02
Fighting for Gem
1993-11-10
Resurrected
1989-03-12
The Dressmaker
1988-12-16
Distant Voices,
1988-11-16
Twenty