Olivia Colman’s biography
Until the mid-2000s Olivia Colman’s popularity never extended beyond her native Britain. Colman won worldwide recognition when she turned forty but the actress continues to amaze, earning the title of one of the most sought-after British actresses, she received the Golden Globe and was named among the main challengers for the Oscar for her role in The Favourite in 2018.Early years
Sarah Caroline Olivia Coleman was born on January 30, 1974, in Norwich, East England. Her parents didn’t belong to people of creative professions: Mary Colman was a nurse and Keith Colman was a certified chartered surveyor working in the field of industrial construction and property management.Olivia received primary education at Norwich High School for Girls and was later privately educated at Gresham's School, where she became interested in theater. The girl realized that she wanted to become an actress but she doubted for some time and graduating from school in 1992, she spent a term studying primary teaching at Homerton College, Cambridge.
Career. The start
After graduating from the Bristol School in 1999 Olivia auditioned for the Cambridge University Footlights Dramatic Club, which gave a start to Stephen Fry’s career. She met future co-stars Robert Webb and David Mitchell at the club. This acquaintance became fateful for the young actress and already in 2000, she appeared on television in the Bruiser TV series, the script for which was written by her friends Webb and Mitchell.Big cinema
The turning point in the actress’s career was in 2011 when she was included in the cast of the Tyrannosaur psychological drama, where her partner was Peter Mullan, who plays the bad guy Joseph, who is always drunk and evil, terrorizing the whole area. Meeting the already middle-aged quiet Hannah, played by Olivia, Joseph finds the meaning of life. For this role, Colman received the BIFA and Empire awards as the best actress. In the same year, Colman joined the cast of The Iron Lady drama, which tells about the last years of the reign of Margaret Thatcher, who was fighting senile dementia and was played by Meryl Streep. Thatcher’s husband was played by Jim Broadbent and Olivia played her daughter and won the London Film Critics' Circle award.Olivia Colman’s personal life
The actress met her husband Ed Sinclair when they were both twenty years old. Olivia studied dramatic art and Ed studied at the Cambridge Law School. They got married in 2001, Ed abandoned jurisprudence and became a writer and screenwriter.According to Zoomboola.com, in 2015 Colman gave birth to a daughter, whose name she does not intend to advertise until the girl goes to school.
Olivia Colman nowadays
In 2019, Olivia began filming the Netflix TV series The Crown as Queen Elizabeth II. In 2020, the woman starred in the drama film The Father, starring Anthony Hopkins. Also in 2020, viewers saw the fantastic cartoon "Connected", in which Olivia voiced one of the characters. The premiere of the film "Mothering Sunday" is scheduled for 2021, but no details about the filming have yet been specified.
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