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Geraldine Somerville VAT No. 993 055 789 GERALDINE SOMERVILLE Film: The Hippopotamus Rebecca The Electric Shadow Co John Jenks Kids In Love Linda Kids in Love Ltd Chris Foggin Posh Miles's Mother Blueprint Lone Scherfig Grace of Monaco Antoinette Stone Angels Olivier Dahan My Week With Marilyn Mrs Clarke Weinstein Company Simon Curtis Harry Potter: Deathly Hallows: Pt 1 Lily Potter Warner Brothers David Yates Harry Potter: Deathly Hallows: Pt 2 Lily Potter Warner Brothers David Yates Harry Potter: The Half-Blood Prince Lily Potter Warner Brothers David Yates Harry Potter: The Order Of The Phoenix Lily Potter Warner Brothers David Yates Sixty - Six Alice Barrie Universal Pictures Paul Weiland Harry Potter: The Goblet Of Fire Lily Potter Warner Brothers Mike Newell Harry Potter: The Prisoner of Azkaban Lily Potter Warner Brothers Alfonso Cuaron Re-inventing Eddie Jeanie Harris BBG Pictures Jim Doyle Gosford Park Louisa Stockbridge USA Films Robert Altman Harry Potter: The Chamber of Secrets Lily Potter Warner Brothers Chris Columbus Harry Potter: The Philosopher's Stone Lily Potter Warner Brothers Chris Columbus Jilting Joe Olivia BBC Dan Zeff True Blood Ruth MacDonald Film and General Ferdinand Fairfax Haunted Kate October Films Lewis Gilbert A Business Affair Saleswoman Canal+ Charlotte Brandstrom Close My Eyes Natalie's Boss Film Four International Stephen Poliakoff Television : Kiss Me First Ruth Palmer Netflix Misha Manson-Smith Tennison Sue Tennison ITV Productions David Caffrey New Tricks Cynthia Headstrong Pictures Various Silent Witness Lydia BBC Various Quirke Sarah Griffin BBC John Alexander Inspector George Gently Aletha BBC Various Titanic Countess of Manton Deep Indigo Prod Jon Jones Survivors Fiona Douglas Tightrope Pictures Various The Children Sue Tightrope Pictures David Evans The Inspector Lynley Mysteries DS Michelle Tate BBC Robert Bierman Daphne Daphne Du Maurier BBC Clare Beavan Jericho Fiona Hewitt Granada Nicholas Renton The Safe House Dr. Sam Graham Alibi Pictures Simon Massey Murder in Mind Angela Coates BBC Various Daylight Robbery Val McArdale Hewland International Various Aristocrats Lady Emily BBC David Caffrey The Canterbury Tales Dorigen/Pertilote BBC Wales Various Geraldine Somerville 1 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA Heaven on Earth Deborah Bennett Red Rooster Film Stuart Orme Cracker DS Jane Penhaligon A&E Television Various Performance Ann Welch/Miss Julie BBC Various Romeo & Juliet Juliet Thames Television Alan Horrox Agatha Christie: Poirot Pauline Wetherby Carnival Film & Television Various The Black Velvet Gown Biddy Millican Portman Productions Norman Stone Casualty Ruth BBC Various Theatre: Serenading Louie Mary Donmar Warehouse Simon Curtis Power Henriette National Theatre Lindsay Posner Remember This Hannah National Theatre Ron Daniels I Am Yours Dee Royal Court Theatre Nancy Meckler A Doll's House Nora Birmingham Rep Irina Brown Blue Remembered Hills Angela National Theatre Patrick Marber The Treatment Lindy Royal Court Theatre Lindsay Posner Three Birds Alighting on a Field Owen & Jean Royal Court Theatre Max Stafford-Clark Romeo and Juliet Juliet Bristol Old Vic Andy Hay Epsom Downs Primrose Bristol Old Vic Ian Hastings Yerma Kristine Bristol New Vic Landon Smith Lady Audley's Secret Alicia Audley Lyric Hammersmith A Jamaican Airman Foresees His Death Kathleen Royal Court Theatre Hettie MacDonald The Glass Menagerie Laura Manchester Royal Exchange Ian Hastings More Than One Antoinette Antoinette Young Vic Theatre Geraldine Somerville 2 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA.
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