Joanne Froggatt

Joanne Froggatt was born on Aug 23, 1980 in UK. Joanne Froggatt's big-screen debut came with Lorna Doone directed by Mike Barker in 2000. Joanne Froggatt is known for Downton Abbey: A New Era directed by Simon Curtis, Allen Leech stars as Tom Branson and Tuppence Middleton as Lucy Branson. Joanne Froggatt has got 5 awards and 13 nominations so far. The most recent award Joanne Froggatt achieved is Screen Actors Guild Awards. The upcoming new tvshow Joanne Froggatt plays is Last Light - Season 1 which will be released on Sep 08, 2022.

Joanne Froggatt won a Golden Globe and was three-times EMMY nominated for her role as 'Anna Bates' in Downton Abbey and reprised her role in the recent film. She also won acclaim for Liar for ITV and Sundance TV and will return for its second series in 2020. She also soon takes on an entirely different role in The Commons, Stan's newest original drama series.Joanne won a BIFA award as 'Best Newcomer' for her role in In Our Name, the tale of a soldier returning from the Iraq war and struggling to reintegrate into her former civilian life. Her film credits have included a key role in the 'terrific' independent feature A Crooked Somebody with Ed Harris and Rich Sommer, Haifaa Al-Mansour's Mary Shelley with Elle Fanning, Maisie Williams and Bel Powley and One Last Thing with Wendell Pierce. Her further credits include Sony Picture's adaptation of the international bestseller A Street Cat Named Bob, alongside Luke Treadaway and she took on a supporting role in the adaptation of Irvine Welsh's Filth opposite James McAvoy and Jamie Bell. Earlier this year she completed a long-awaited run on stage in 'the mother of all roles', leading the cast in Nicholas Hytner's Alys, Always at The Bridge Theatre in London (Hytner) and winning acclaim for her performance with The Times citing her as a 'West End star' where you 'really can't take your eyes off her'.Joanne has added a further string to her bow as she set up her production company Faith Films World, with numerous projects in development.