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Janet McTeer absolvierte die Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London und gab 1986 ihr Filmdebüt in Half Moon Street neben Sigourney Weaver und Michael Caine. [1] Danach spielte sie vor allem in Fernsehproduktionen wie der BBC -Serie Porträt einer Ehe, in der sie in ihrer Rolle die Schriftstellerin Vita Sackville-West verkörperte.
McTeer garnered a Best Actress nomination at the 2023 Olivier Awards, losing to Jodie Comer for Prima Facie. Honours. McTeer was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2008 Queen's Birthday Honours. Personal life. McTeer has been married to poet and fashion consultant Joseph Coleman since 2010.
17. Aug. 2020 · Who is Ozark star Janet McTeer married to? McTeer is married to Joseph Coleman, an American poet and fashion consultant. The couple live in Harpswell, Maine on a 10-acre property in a forest.
The Menu (2022) 36 Videos. 99+ Photos. Janet McTeer was born on August 5, 1961 in Newcastle, England, UK to parents Jean and Allan McTeer. She was raised in York from the age of 6. She attended Queen Anne Grammar School for Girls, where there was not much opportunity for drama.
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Janet McTeer. Actress: Albert Nobbs. Janet McTeer was born on August 5, 1961 in Newcastle, England, UK to parents Jean and Allan McTeer. She was raised in York from the age of 6. She attended Queen Anne Grammar School for Girls, where there was not much opportunity for drama.
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30. Juni 2020 · His next directorial effort is a World World II adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing. Awards Focus spoke to actress Janet McTeer about Helen Pierce’s arc in season three, the incredible global reach of OZARK, and what the incredible ratings might mean for 2020’s Emmy ceremony.
Janet played Clementine Churchill, Winston Churchill’s wife, in the biopic 'Into the Storm' (alternative title: 'Churchill at War'), released in 2009. In the theater circuit, she earned her next 'Tony Award' nomination for portraying the titular character in Friedrich Schiller's play 'Mary Stuart.’
