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Caroline Langrishe www.cam.co.uk Email [email protected] Address Caroline 55-59 Shaftesbury Avenue London Langrishe W1D 6LD Telephone +44 (0) 20 7292 0600 Film Title Role Director Production BOXING DAY Brenda Sykes Aml Ameen BFI Films TREMORS: ISLAND FURY Jas Don Michael Paul Living Films PLASTIC Professor Julian Gilbey Gateway Films A SECOND SON Lorraine Turner Alistar Mitchell Shooting Movies LOVE'S KITCHEN Liz James Hacking Just Nut Films KISNA Jennifer Beckett Subhash Ghai Mukta Arts ROGUE TRADER Ash Lewis James Dearden Granada Film Productions CRIMETIME Jenny Lamb George Sluizer Focus Films PARTING SHOTS Vanessa Michael Winner Schimitar Films Producers Representative HAWKS Carol Robert Ellis Miller Organization DEATH WATCH Girl in the Bar Bertrand Travernier Films A2 EAGLE'S WING Judith Anthony Harvvey Peter Shaw Productions Television Title Role Director Production Universal 1440 TREMORS (Series 7) Jas Don Michael Paul Entertainment AGATHA RAISIN (Series 3) Sheila Barr Audrey Cooke Company Pictures A CONFESSION Judge Justice Cox Paul Andrew Williams ITV MIDSOMER MURDERS Janey Rafferty Matt Carter ITV AGATHA RAISIN Shelia Barr Geoffrey Sax Sky1 DEATH IN PARADISE Laura Masters Alrick Riley BBC THE CASE Saskia David Allison Channel 4 HOLLYOAKS Judith Harper McBride Phil Redmond Channel 4 OUTNUMBERED Jenny Andy Hamilton Guy Jenkin BBC George Jeffrie / Bert Tyler - PETE VERSUS LIFE Roz Channel 4 Moore MISOMER MURDERS Susan Fincher Caroline Graham ITV Judith Leicester (semi Dominic Keavey / Niall DOCTORS BBC regular) Fraser CASUALTY Marilyn Fox (semi regular) Jeremy Brock / Paul Unwin BBC JUDGE JOHN DEED Georgina Channing Gordon Newman BBC Television TRIPPING OVER Sarah Sam Miller Channel 5 Broadcasting EGYPT Lady Canarven Ferdinand Fairfax BBC Television SONS DAUGHTERS AND LOVERS Kate Mathew Parkhill BBC Television AS IF Vyvian Sutton Brian Grant Carnival Film & Television Charlotte Cavendish (2 LOVEJOY BBC Television - series) BROTHERLY LOVE Kate Cameron Ron Bain BBC Scotland NEWBORN (TV Movie) Dr. Kathryn Reed Bryn Higgins Stone City Films MOSLEY Jane Bewley Rob Knight Channel 4 SHARPE'S JUSTICE (TV Movie) Lady Anne Tom Glegg Celtic Films Entertainment EXCHANGE OF FIRE Dr. Sheila Tony Bicat Kestral Films / Channel 4 POIROT Marguerite Clayton Edward Bennett Thames Television Alan Grint / Lawrence CHANCER Penny Nichols Central Television Moody THE FORTUNES OF WAR Bella Niculesco James Cellan Jones BBC Television DEAD MAN'S FOLLY (TV Movie) Sally Legge Clive Donnor Warner Bros. 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