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Career Milestones
2006 | Acquired film rights to Joshua Doder's "Grk" children's book trilogy for her production company, Xingu Films | |
2005 | Portrayed Servilia, mother of Brutus in the epic series "Empire" (ABC) | |
2003 | Cast in the black comedy, "Cheeky," written and directed by David Thewlis and produced by her production company, Xingu Films | |
2002 | Directed "The Sweatbox" a documentary which follows the making of Disney's "The Emperor's New Groove" | |
2002 | Had featured role as an ugly gypsy woman in the ABC TV production "Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister" | |
2001 | Guest starred on the popular sitcom "Friends" (NBC) playing herself | |
2001 | Co-starred in "Me Without You" as a boozy mother; screened at the Venice and London Film Festivals before its release in Great Britain | |
2000 | Returned to acting in "On the Q.T.", shown as a "work in progress" at IFFM | |
2000 | Served as executive producer of the comedy "Greenfingers" | |
2000 | Once again teamed with Guy Ritchie to executive produce his follow-up film "Snatch" | |
1998 | Served as executive producer of "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels", a stylish British gangster comedy-drama directed by Guy Ritchie; Sting co-starred as the bar owner father of one of the leads | |
1995 | Acted alongside Sting in "Grotesque/Gentlemen Don't Eat Poets/Grave Indiscretion"; released in USA in 1997 | |
1995 | Was a producer on Apted's documentary "Moving the Mountain" | |
1988 | Had featured role in the Italian-produced film "Mamba" | |
1986 | Acted in "The Body in the Library" episode of the British series "Agatha Christie's Miss Marple" | |
1985 | Appeared in the documentary "Bring on the Night", directed by Michael Apted | |
| In early 1980s, met the rock musician/actor Sting | ||
| After drama school, worked as an actress in TV and on stage; was a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company for one year | ||
| At age 17, ran away from home to pursue an acting career | ||
| Raised in a working-class family | ||
Awards
2009 | BAFTA Award for Outstanding British Film in Moon |