Biography
Cherie Lunghi first won attention in "Excalibur," the 1981 feature film in which she was a rather sexually aware Guenevere to Nigel Terry's King Arthur. In 1985, she was Michal, who caught the eye of Richard Gere in "King David" (1985), and was opposite Bryan Brown in the love story "Parker" (1984). Lunghi has also had key roles in "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" (1994) and "Jack and Sarah" (1995). She began as a stage actress with the Royal …
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Career Milestones
| Appeared in stage productions with the Royal Shakespeare Company, including "As You Like It" and "King Lear" | ||
| Starred in the West End, London, production of "The Homecoming" | ||
1981 | Played Guenevere in "Excalibur" | |
1982 | First seen on American TV as Nancy in "Oliver" (CBS) | |
1984 | Played Dyan Cannon's mother in miniseries, "Master of the Game" | |
1992 | Starred in first American TV series, "Covington Cross"; reteamed with Nigel Terry | |
1996 | Cast as a regular on the CBS drama series "Moloney" | |
1996 | Portrayed the undaunted Lucille Otis in "The Canterville Ghost" (ABC) | |
2000 | Starred in the London stage revival of "Passion Play" | |
2001 | Had regular role in the British serial "EastEnders" as a con woman | |
2001 | Potrayed a grown-up Mary Lennox in the Showtime film "Back to the Secret Garden" | |