PHILIPPA DUNNE
Based in London, Philippa is from Co. Mayo in the West of Ireland and is 5′ 5″ (165cm) tall.
She is best known for playing ‘Anne’ in the BAFTA award-winning BBC television series “MOTHERLAND” (Netflix), and more recently alongside Lucy Punch (‘Amanda’) and Joanna Lumley (‘Felicity’) in “AMANDALAND” which broadcast on BBC1 recently.
As adept performing straight drama as she is comedy Philippa stars in the recurring role of ‘Niamh’ in writer Joe Murtagh’s drama thriller series for BBC Television “THE WOMAN IN THE WALL” directed by Harry Wootliff, and the Netflix-produced crime drama series “BODIES” directed by Marco Kreutzpaintner and Haolu Wang.
Her further notable credits include ‘Geraldine Devlin’ in the Channel 4 award-winning comedy “DERRY GIRLS”, ‘Elena’ as part of an all-star cast in an episode of BBC Television’s “INSIDE No.9” (“Boo to a Goose”) written by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, and directed by George Kane, ‘Ria’ in the BBC comedy drama series “THIS IS GOING TO HURT”, ‘Slake’ in Apple TV’s “COMPLETELY MADE UP ADVENTURES OF DICK TURPIN” directed by Ben Palmer, and ‘Mrs. Haplish’ in “THE NEVERS” (SKY Atlantic) directed by Joss Whedon for HBO,
She stars in the lead-adult role of ‘MANDY’ in Rory Hanrahan’s short film “WIFE OF THE FUTURE” which won the James Flynn Award for Best First Short Drama at this year’s Galway Film Fleadh. In post-production is a new television series called “SHOWKIDS” (post-production) directed by Hugh O’Connor in which Philippa plays the lead role of ‘Sally’.
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