Best known as Poppy in ‘I Give It a Year’, Alice in ‘The Kennedys’, and various roles in ‘Peep Show’, ‘Doctor Who’, and ‘The Office’.
Films
- Your Christmas or Mine 2Katherine2023
- Robin RobinRed Bird (voice)2021
- Richard, My RichardAnne of Warwick2020
- I Give It a YearPoppy2013
- Late Night ShoppingAlix2012
TV shows
- The Pillars of the EarthSarah2010
- Peep ShowCally2010
- The OfficeDonna2011–2013
- Doctor WhoAlice O’Donnell2013
- Silent WitnessDC Clare Hooper2014
- Death in ParadiseZoe Wilson2015
- The KennedysAlice (secretary)2015
- Midsomer MurdersBella Thorn2016
- The CrownSybil2017
- VeraPC Sally Faulkner2018
- The Salisbury PoisoningsNurse2020
- RivieraDiane2020
- GhostsFlorence2021
- The Long ShadowEva2023
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About Susannah Fielding
Susannah Fielding is a British actress known for her versatile work across film, television, and theatre. She gained recognition for her comedic roles in Dan Mazer’s rom-com ‘I Give It a Year’ and the BBC sitcom ‘Peep Show’, while also demonstrating range in period dramas like ‘The Kellys’ and sci-fi in ‘Doctor Who’.
FAQs
What is Susannah Fielding’s most notable film role?
She played Poppy in the 2013 romantic comedy ‘I Give It a Year’, a commercially successful film directed by Dan Mazer.
Did Susannah Fielding appear in any major period dramas?
Yes, she played Anne of Warwick in ‘Richard, My Richard’ (2020) and had a role in ‘The Crown’ (2017) as Sybil, alongside her work in ‘The Kennedys’.
Has she worked in animation or voice acting?
Yes, she voiced the character Red Bird in the 2021 Aardman Animations Christmas special ‘Robin Robin’, which was nominated for an Academy Award.
Which long-running British TV series has she guest-starred in?
She has appeared in several, including ‘Doctor Who’ (2013), ‘Silent Witness’ (2014), ‘Death in Paradise’ (2015), ‘Midsomer Murders’ (2016), and ‘Vera’ (2018).
Is Susannah Fielding known for any theatre work?
While less screen-focused, she has extensive stage credits, including productions at the Royal National Theatre and the Royal Court, notably in ‘Port’ and ‘The House of Bernarda Alba’.
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