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Juliet Stevenson Biography

Birth Name:Juliet Anne Virginia Stevenson

Birth Place:Essex, England

Profession Actress, Soundtrack

Fast Facts

  • Awarded CBE honors in 1999 for her contributions to the field of drama
  • Named one of several Promising New Actors of 1991 by John Willis' Screen World in 1991
  • Earned a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress in 1992 for her work on "Death and the Maiden"
  • Earned the award for Best Actress at the 2009 Crime Thriller Awards for her work in "A Place of Execution"
  • Trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
  • Quote: "Talent can be of enormous value in a career, but without craft, it can go very badly․"
  • Quote: "You have to be able to transform․ You cannot just play yourself for 60 or 70 years․ You have got to have a toolbag of skills to enable you to move from one medium to another, from one role to another․"
  • Quote: "Accepting things you are not sure you can do is not a very easy way of life, but to stay in this profession, you have to keep making demands on yourself․"
  • http://en․wikipedia․org/wiki/Juliet_Stevenson
  • Enjoys completing voiceover work, as she has recorded unabridged audio versions of all of Jane Austen's books

Awards

  • 1991NYFCC Award-Best Actress: nominated
  • 1991Best Actress-: winner
  • 1992Best Actress-: winner
  • 1992BAFTA Film Award-Best Actress: nominated
  • 1992Evening Standard British Film Award-Best Actress: winner
  • 1992International Fantasy Film Award-Best Actress: winner
  • 1992ALFS Award-British Actress of the Year: winner
  • 1992Best Actress-: winner
  • 1996BAFTA TV Award-Best Actress: nominated
  • 1996Broadcasting Press Guild Award-Best Actress: winner
  • 2002AFI Award-Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Television Drama: winner
  • 2002Best Actress-: winner
  • 2002NBR Award-Best Acting by an Ensemble: winner
  • 2007ALFS Award-British Supporting Actress of the Year: nominated
  • 2009Dagger-Best Leading Actress: winner
  • 2011BAFTA TV Award-Best Actress: nominated
  • 2015Special Mention-Actors: winner
  • 2016Grace Award-Most Inspiring Performance in Movies: nominated
  • 2017BAFTA Scotland Award-Best Actress - Television: nominated
  • 2017Jury Award-Best Ensemble: winner
  • 2019Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Narrator: nominated
  • 2021Festival Award-Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role: nominated