Miranda Richardson

Twice nominated for an Oscar® for her performances in Tom and Viv and Louis Malle's Damage, two-time Golden Globe winner Miranda Richardson has countless credits on stage, television and screen. Born and raised in Great Britain, Miranda studied drama at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School she first appeared on the London stage in 1981. After appearing on many British television series, she began her career in film.
After earning a Golden Globe and a New York Film Critic's Circle Award for her performance in Enchanted April, she appeared as a cold-blooded IRA terrorist in Neil Jordan's The Crying Game. Soon after she starred in Louis Malle's Damage and the T.S. Eliot biopic Tom and Viv, both of which earned her Oscar nominations. After starring in Robert Altman's Kansas City, Larry McMurtry's The Evening Star, Robert Duvall's The Apostle, Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow, Miranda starred in Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang, Blackadder Back and Forth, portrayed the evil Queen Elspeth in the television movie Snow White and lent her voice to the animated hit film Chicken Run.
After co-starring in David Cronenberg's latest feature, Spider and appearing alongside Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman in the Pulitzer Prize winning adaptation of The Hours, Miranda has reunited with director Neil Jordan for his much anticipated feature The Actors, with Michael Caine.

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