Francesca Fowler (born 1985,

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. She appeared in the 2007

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film '' Straightheads'' alongside

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, and has also appeared in ''

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, and various

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TV series. In 2019 she won BAFTA Rocliffe TV Comedy.

Career

Fowler made her acting debut in the British

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, ''Like Father Like Son'' for ITV. Going on to further appear in

''Rome'' opposite

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She appeared in the fourth new series of '' Doctor Who'' alongside

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, Phil Davis and

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''.'' In 2014 starred in the Vegan horror film The Herd, from Melanie Light. Her debut short film ''28 Years Later'' was nominated for Best Comedy at Portobello Film Festival. Her screenplay Pitfall won the award for best screenwriter at the 2012 Underwire Film Festival In 2016 she starred in the crime thriller ''

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, playing the role of young prostitute Mia for which she was nominated for a Maverick Movie Award. In 2017 her directorial debut short film ''Away From Me'' premiered at

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Flare Film Festival and comedy short film ''Pull,'' written and starring, premiered at LOCO Film Festival She is a BAFTA Rocliffe and John Brabourne Award Winning screenwriter.

Filmography

*''Like Father Like Son'' (2005), Bethan Milne *'' Last Rights'' (2005), Liz *''

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'' (2005), Laura Canning – TV series, 1 episode, Series 7 - Episode 4 *''Can You Take It?'' (2005), Annie *''

'' (2005), Egeria – TV series, episode " Egeria" *'' The Golden Hour'' (2005), Lillian Harris / Coma Patient – TV series, 4 episodes *'' Straightheads'' (2007), Sophie *'' Doctor Who'' (2008), Evelina – TV series, episode "

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" *''Commitment'' (2009), Sasha –

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*'' Doctors'' (2009), Lauren Reeve – TV series, 2 episodes *''

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'' (2009), Lucy *'' Casualty'' (2011), Victoria * ''

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References

External links

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MacFarlane Chard Agency Site
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