Lyndsey Marshal Biography
Lyndsey Marshal is an English actress. She is famously known for her performance in The Hours, and for her recurring role as Cleopatra on HBO’s Rome. She is also known as Lady Sarah Hill in BBC period drama Garrow’s Law. She studied archaeology at the college. Later on, she applied to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
Lyndsey Marshal made her first major appearance was in the play Fireface. That was at the Royal Court Theatre. She took the role just before her graduation. In 2001 she won the Critics’ Circle Theatre Award for Best Newcomer. This was for her performances in Redundant at the Royal Court Theatre and Boston Marriage at the Donmar Warehouse.
The following year, Lyndsey Marshal won the TMA Theatre Award for Best Supporting Actress in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Since then she has performed leading roles in many theatre productions. In 2011 she appeared in Greenland at the National Theatre. She has appeared in the films The Hours. She appeared alongside Nicole Kidman, and Hereafter.
In January 2013 she played Eileen Blair in the BBC Radio 4 drama The Real George Orwell – Homage to Catalonia. Eileen Blair was wife to Eric Blair. She is very promising and we look forward to seeing her and more on the screens.
10 Quick Facts About Lyndsey Marshal
Lyndsey Marshal Age
Lyndsey Marshal was born in Manchester, England, United Kingdom. She was born on 16th June, 1978. Her current age is 44 years old as of 2022.
Lyndsey Marshal Net Worth
Lyndsey Marshal has made a huge fortune from her career as an actor. She made her on-screen debut in an episode of “Peak Practice” in 2000. At the same time, she began working on stage with an appearance as Olga in “Fireface” at the Royal Court Theatre.
She has been in the industry for almost two decades now and surely she has made a lot of wealth. Above all that she has won a number of awards. These have helped her increase her worth basket. She has an approximated net worth of $2 million.
Lyndsey Marshal Spouse
Lyndsey Marshal has been very secretive. She has completely kept her personal life so personal that there is limited information about her. Though rumours say that Lyndsey could be probably dating, we can neither confirm nor deny the allegations. She could be possibly single too. Maybe she is too concerned about building her career to the expense of her love life. We will update you as soon as we get the information about her dating life.
Lyndsey Marshal Movies And Tv Shows | Lyndsey Marshal The Hours | Lyndsey Marshal Trespass Against Us
- 2000 Peak Practice
- 2002 The Gathering Storm
- 2003 Sons & Lovers
- 2004 The Calcium Kid
- 2005 Stories of Lost Souls
- 2007 Green Izzie
- 2008 Kiss of Death
- 2009 A Short Stay in Switzerland
- 2010 Being Human
- 2012 Titanic
- 2014 “That Day We Sang”
- 2016 Trespass Against Us
- 2016 Silent Witness
- 2017 The League of Gentlemen
Lyndsey Marshal Interview
Q: How is Sarah adjusting to her new life with Garrow?
Lyndsey Marshal: Well, she’s got to learn to cook for a start! Sarah has lived all her life, up to this point, with staff, cooks and a ladies maid. We see her adjusting to a completely new lifestyle. Watching Sarah trying to be a dutiful housewife is very funny at times. We also decided that she is a terrible cook! There’s a very funny scene when Southouse comes for dinner. We got the giggles terribly that day and ended up being told off, as we couldn’t stop laughing.
Q: What are your costumes like in this series?
Lyndsey Marshal: Only one new dress this year! And a plain housedress at that. The little Sir Arthur has allowed Sarah of her possessions, she has had to sell for money (though I still have my hats thank God!)
We decided to go for a more stripped back look for Sarah this year. And I think the make-up and costumes reflect that perfectly. The team at Cosprop have done such a wonderful job over the years creating Sarah’s wardrobe. I never get over how special it feels to have something made for you. Though I realise when I put my own clothes on just how ill fitting they all are! The clothes for women in that time are a lot more flattering to the female figure.
Nipped in waists, full skirts, cleavage, what is there not to like? How was it filming the love scenes with Andrew Buchan who plays William Garrow?
Q: What is it like filming Garrow’s Law?
Lyndsey Marshal: I can honestly say it’s one of the happiest jobs I’ve had the fortune to be a part of. You can’t really cast chemistry, and you can only hope you get on as a cast, but I think Peter Lydon (the director of series 1) has amassed a seriously top notch cast. I have learnt so much from Alun, Rupert, Andy and Aiden over the years. It feels like I’m in the premier league when I’m on set with them! You really have to up your game. And we’re all so fond of each other. We film on location in Glasgow and Edinburgh so we all have dinner together every night; we’re a proper little family. I always get so upset when we finish filming. I miss them all so much. I don’t miss the whisky hangovers though!
Q: Would you have liked to live in the 18th Century?
Lyndsey Marshal: God no! To be a woman in that time was incredibly difficult. Because Sarah has left her husband, it means legally she has absolutely no rights to their son, which is something I find incredibly shocking and terrifying. Sarah eventually finds the means to issue a writ against Sir Arthur to gain visiting access to Samuel. The custody scenes were incredibly intimidating and emotional to film. At one point I looked around the court and realized I was surrounded by the most awful, condescending, heartless men. Sarah was wealthy before she met Sir Arthur, and in fact was the one who brought the money to the relationship. However, once the marriage is dissolved, everything she ever owned becomes the property of her husband.
Q: What have you got coming up next?
Lyndsey Marshal: Titanic, a four-part drama for ITV and ABC penned by Julian Fellowes. It is due to be screened next April. I play a character called Mabel Watson who is a lady’s maid to one of the first class families aboard the Titanic. I filmed it at the same time as Garrow’s Law so it was very funny going from Lady to maid. I’m also really proud of a project called The Cricklewood Greats commissioned for BBC Four. It’s co-written and directed by my friend Peter Capaldi and should be out later this year. And I’ve just finished a film called ‘The Forgotten’ which will also be out next year.
SOURCE: www.bbc.co.uk
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