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Nicola Kathleen Stapleton (born 9 August 1974 in
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) is an English
actress An actor or actress is a person who portrays a Character (arts), character in a performance. The actor performs "in the flesh" in the traditional medium of the theatre or in modern media such as film, radio, and television. The analogous Greek ...
. She is best known for her roles in ''
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'' as
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and ''
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'' as Danielle Hutch. A graduate of the
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, Stapleton began her career at an early age, appearing in films such as ''Hansel and Gretel'' and on television in the children's show ''
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'' in 1987. In 1992, she secured a high-profile role on British television as
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in the
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soap opera ''EastEnders''. In 1994, Stapleton quit the role, but in 2011, returned to the role after 17 years. In 2012, she left the role for a second time. Stapleton's other notable television roles include that of
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's '' Bad Girls'' (2005–06) and Joe Nardone in
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's '' Young Person's Guide to Becoming a Rock Star'' (1998). In 2017, she joined ''
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'' as the voice of Rosie, taking over from
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in the UK and
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in the US. 28 October 2017 marked Nicola's third appearance in ''
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'' playing her third different character in the show.


Early life

Stapleton was raised near
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in
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,
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. She and her younger brother Vince were born to
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parents, Kate, a cleaner from
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and Vincent Stapleton, who ran a car hire business. She attended the Townsend Primary School in South East London, where her parents were advised by a teacher "to channel her energy into something positive." As a result, they sent her to the
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and
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, where Denise Van Outen and her future ''EastEnders'' co-star,
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, were among her contemporaries.


Career


Early career

Stapleton's career in showbusiness started when she was six, and at the age of eight she had a minor role as an extra in the
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'' (1983). She made her TV debut in the detective series, ''
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'' (
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), in 1985 and she went on to have roles in feature films such as '' Little Shop of Horrors'' (Geffen Pictures, 1986); ''Hansel and Gretel'' (MGM, 1987); ''
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'' (MGM, 1987) and ''Courage Mountain'' (Paramount, 1990). At aged 12 she played the part of Sally in the 1987
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production, ''
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''. She also had a minor role in the BBC sitcom, ''
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''.


''EastEnders''

Stapleton is perhaps best known for her role as the wayward
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in the
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...
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''
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'', which she played from 1992 to 1994. During her time in the soap, Stapleton's character was featured in storylines about child and drug abuse, homelessness and prostitution. Her ''EastEnders'' character was also featured in a special episode of the
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series, ''
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'', which was entitled ''
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'' (1993). The episode was specially screened as part of BBC's annual fund-raising event, '' Children in Need''. Viewers were asked to phone in and vote which ''EastEnders'' character, Mandy or 'Big' Ron, would appear in the show. Two versions were filmed for each voting outcome, but the Mandy version won with 56% of the vote. Stapleton grew tired of all the attention she received from being in such a high-profile show, so she resigned from the role in 1994. In 2005, in an interview, Stapleton commented: "Working on ''EastEnders'' was so high-profile it put me off working on soaps for a while… I've been asked a number of times to go back, but I've done a lot of really credible stuff in theatre, and I thought, 'It took me a long time get here. I'm not ready to go back to Mandy just yet'… The publicity with something regarding EastEnders is huge, and sometimes you end up feeling like a famous person rather than an actress - I wanted my work to be more fulfilling than that." In June 2011, Stapleton announced that she would be returning to ''EastEnders'' after a 17-year hiatus, and she reappeared as Mandy in an episode broadcast in August that year. Stapleton left the role for a second time at the end of her contract, with Mandy departing in May 2012.


Other roles

Stapleton's subsequent TV credits have included; ''
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'' (ITV, 1993); '' The Thin Blue Line'' (BBC, 1995); ''
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'' (ITV, 2002); ''
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'' (BBC, 1999) and ''
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'' (2004); ''
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'' (BBC); ''Audrey and Friends'' (2000); ''Brinks Mat: The Greatest Heist'' (2003) and '' Jane Hall'' (ITV, 2006), among others. She has also appeared in feature films including: ''Urban Ghost Story'' (Living Spirit Pictures, 1998); ''
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'' (1999); ''It Was an Accident'' (2000); ''South West Nine'' (2001); ''Goodbye Charlie Bright'' (2001); ''Lava'' (2002) and ''Chunky Monkey'' (2001). On stage, she played the role of
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in a musical version of the
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novel, which she then toured the United Kingdom, alongside actors Terence Donovan and
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, who later become a composer and lyricist in musical theatre. In 1994, she provided the voice of the popular comic character
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in the second and final ''
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'' film ''Beano Videostars'' taking over the role of Susan Sheridan (who was the original voice of Minnie in the very first video), although Sheridan voiced a couple of characters in other '' Beano'' segments. In 1998, she was cast in
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's successful '' Young Person's Guide to Becoming a Rock Star''. She played Joe Nardone, a sex-mad guitarist in a Scottish band, which goes from playing pubs to netting a record deal via a string of wild parties. In 2002, Stapleton guest-starred in her first of two roles of ITV1's cop show ''
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'', She played tough-talking young mum Tina Pope, who eventually becomes the second victim of the Sun Hill Serial Killer. Stapleton is more recently known for playing the prisoner Janine Nebeski in the seventh and eighth series of ITV prison drama '' Bad Girls'' (2005–06). In the final series, her character embarked on a romance with male prison officer, Donny Kimber who was played by her ex-''EastEnders'' co-star,
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. On 4 November 2006, the Stapleton family appeared on ''Celebrity Family Fortunes'', headed by Nicola and that same month, Stapleton guest-starred in the ITV police drama ''
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''; her second role in the programme to date. She acted alongside '' Birds of a Feather'' star
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, to form a drug-addicted mother-daughter duo. She played the role of Louise Parker in the 2007
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televised mini-series, '' The Commander: The Devil You Know'', and appeared in BBC's '' The Last Enemy'' in 2008. On stage, Stapleton has appeared in ''Cockroach Who'' at The National Theatre; ''
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'', which toured the United Kingdom; ''Scissor Happy'' at the
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(1997); ''Essex Girls'', ''Corner Boys'' and ''Four Star Hotel'', which were all shown at the
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. Nicola also appeared on a television Goodies/Baddies special of ''
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''. She was the 6th one voted off. In August 2008, it was announced that she would play the role of
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's friend Danielle Hutch on the soap opera ''
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''; her first scene aired in September 2008. Stapleton said of her role: "Danielle is such an intriguing character because there's more to her than meets the eye. I'm really looking forward to starting filming and I think viewers can expect some interesting encounters as we explore the relationship between Danielle and Eli." ''Emmerdale'' series producer
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added: "I'm so pleased to welcome an actress with Nicola's calibre to the show. Eli likes to manipulate people, but Danielle is a different proposition and she'll definitely get under his skin." In September 2009, Stapleton appeared in
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's ''
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'', as the friend of Cindy Cunningham called Savannah. In October 2009, Nicola appeared in the
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funded short film ''Hands Solo'', a mockumentary about the world's most famous deaf porn star. Aside from lending her voice to ''
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'', Stapleton has also provided voice talents to the video games ''
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'', ''Assassin's Creed Syndicate: Jack the Ripper'' and '' Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom'' in which she voiced Ratja in the English version.


Personal life

In October 2001, Stapleton's father was jailed for his part in an £11million VAT computer-chip fraud. Her brother was also fined £10,000, for helping in the fraudulent business, which involved importing VAT-exempt microchips from EU countries and selling them to firms with added VAT, before claiming money back from Customs and Excise. Nicola Stapleton provided the £125,000 bail, for her brother during the trial. In September 2005, Mr. Stapleton was eventually told by the Court of Appeal, to pay a confiscation order of £1.6 million. In July 2008, Nicola Stapleton battled against the Customs Prosecution Office at the High Court in order to keep her property in
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, which she had purchased from her father for £175,000 before his imprisonment for fraud. The prosecution claimed that the house had originally been purchased from "ill-gotten gains", and wanted to seize the property as part of the confiscation order. Stapleton maintains that she bought the property out of her earnings as an actress in 2000. The court found in favour of Nicola Stapleton. In January 2014, Nicola gave birth to her first child (with fiancé David Luck), a boy named Ray.


Filmography


Film


Television


Video games

Radio * ''Time Hops'' (BBC, 1994) (5 episodes) cience Fiction, rerun on BBC Radio 4Extra, 2012


References


External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Stapleton, Nicola 1974 births Living people English child actresses People from Elephant and Castle Actresses from London English film actresses English stage actresses English soap opera actresses English television actresses English video game actresses English voice actresses Alumni of the Sylvia Young Theatre School