Lenora Crichlow | |
Biographical Information | |
Born: | 1985 |
Physical Information | |
Species: | Human |
Gender: | Female |
Hair Colour: | Black |
Eye Colour: | Brown |
Birthplace: | Westminster, London, England |
Family Information | |
Family Members: | Currently unknown |
Living or Deceased | |
Alive or Dead?: | Living |
Characters They Portray | |
Acting Appearances: | Annie from Being Human |
Non-Acting Appearances: | Currently unknown |
Lenora Crichlow plays Annie in the british Being Human series, she also reads the audiobook of the official Being Human novel The Road.
Lenora Isabella Crichlow (born 1985, Westminster, London, England) is an actress.
Crichlow's father is from the island of Trinidad in the Caribbean. Her mother is English. Her younger sister, Amandla Crichlow, is also an actor and has appeared in Prime Suspect: The Final Act. She trained and worked with the YoungBlood Theatre Company, and is currently studying drama in her first year at Sussex University.
Crichlow made her first film appearance in the small-budget UK horror film Wilderness, released in August 2006. She is best known for appearing in the UK TV police drama The Bill, and starring as Maria 'Sugar' Sweet in Channel 4's adaptation of the Julie Burchill novel Sugar Rush, which won the 2006 International Emmy Award in the 'Children And Young People' category. She appeared in "Gridlock", a 2007 episode of Doctor Who.
In November 2008 the BBC announced she had been cast as Annie, a ghost in a flat share with a vampire and a werewolf, in the BBC Three series Being Human, replacing Andrea Riseborough who had played the character in the pilot. The full six episode series began on 25 January 2009.[1]
External links[]
- Lenora Crichlow at the Internet Movie Database
References[]
- ↑ Bahar, Narin (04 November 2008). "Newly human: Meet the new Annie and Mitchell". Reading Chronicle. http://www.readingchronicle.co.uk/blog.php?b=20&i=6375. Retrieved on 2008-11-04.
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