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Anne-marie Duff is best known for playing Fiona Gallagher in Shameless, Queen Elizabeth I in The Virgin Queen, and Grace in the film Nowhere Boy.

  • Active 1998–
  • 18 credits

Films

  • The Last VermeerMineke de Jong2019
  • The Salisbury PoisoningsTracy Daszkiewicz2020
  • The ArdennesMartha2015
  • Before I Go to SleepClaire2014
  • Nowhere BoyMimi Smith2009
  • The Waiting RoomAnna2007
  • Notes on a ScandalAnnabel2006
  • SylviaAssia Wevill2003
  • The Magdalene SistersMargaret2002

TV shows

  • Bad SistersGrace Williams2022–2024
  • The Salisbury PoisoningsTracy Daszkiewicz2020
  • The MoorsideJulie Bushby2017
  • FearlessEmma Banville2017
  • From DarknessDS Claire Church2015
  • The Virgin QueenQueen Elizabeth I2005
  • ShamelessFiona Gallagher2004–2005, 2013
  • DoctorsLucy2000
  • AristocratsLouisa Lennox1999

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About Anne-marie Duff

Anne-Marie Duff is an acclaimed English actress known for her powerful stage and screen performances. She rose to prominence playing Fiona Gallagher in the Channel 4 series Shameless, and has since delivered notable roles in historical dramas and independent films.

FAQs

What is Anne-Marie Duff’s most famous role?

She is best known for playing Fiona Gallagher in the first two series of the Channel 4 drama Shameless (2004–2005).

Has Anne-Marie Duff won any awards?

She won the BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress for her role in the BBC drama The Virgin Queen (2005), and has been nominated for several other awards.

Is Anne-Marie Duff married?

She was married to actor James McAvoy from 2006 to 2016; they have one son together.

What is Anne-Marie Duff’s nationality?

She is British, born in London to Irish parents.

Did Anne-Marie Duff appear in any recent TV series?

Yes, she starred as Grace Williams in the Apple TV+ series Bad Sisters (2022–2024).

Sources & where to watch: IMDb · Wikipedia · Where to watch (JustWatch UK) · Updated June 2026

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