Projects in Production
Miranda has a number of film and television projects in various stages of production:
- Midsummer Dream (Completed) ~ Queen Titania (voice)
- Wah-Wah (Completed) ~ Lauren Compton
- Gideon's Daughter [TV] (Post-Production)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Post-Production) ~ Rita Skeeter
- Provoked (Post-Production) ~ Veronica Scott
- Merlin's Apprentice [TV] (Filming) ~ Queen Mab
Possible Projects:
- Bad Blood (2006) (Pre-Production) ~ Valma Stockton
- The Assumption (2007) (Pre-Production) ~ Magda
- The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2007) (Pre-Production) ~ The Duchess
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) (Pre-Production) ~ Rita Skeeter
In the Theatre
Before making a name for herself as a screen star, Miranda Richardson had previously led a hugely successful and extensive
theatre career. Starting out with juvenile performances in Cinderella (the title role) and Lord Arthur's Saville
Crime (as Sybil Merton) at the Southport Dramatic Club, the young thespian enrolled at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School,
making her stage debut in Moving at the Queen's Theatre, London. Soon afterwards, Richardson appeared in reportory
theatre, until she found recognition in the West End for a series of highly praised stage performances, ultimately receiving
an Olivier Award nomination for her performance in A Lie of the Mind.
Repertory Theatre
- Savage Amusement (Hazel)
- Stags and Hens (Linda)
- All My Sons (Ann)
- Sisterly Feelings (Brenda)
- Ten Times Table (Phillipa)
- Whose Life is it Anyway (Kay Sadler)
- Play it Again Sam (Linda Christie)
- Tom Jones (Sophie Western)
- Educating Rita (Rita)
Professional Theatre
- Moving (Jane Gladwin)
- The Table of the Two Horseman (Katie Wyld)
- Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Honey)
- The Maids (Madame)
- Insignificance (The Actress)
- Life of Einstein (?)
- Edmond (Glenna)
- A Lie of the Mind (Beth)
- The Changeling (Beatrice-Joanna)
- Mountain Language (Young Woman)
- Etta Jenks (Etta Jenks)
- The Designated Mourner (Judy)
- Orlando (Orlando)
- Aunt Dan and Lemon (Aunt Dan)
- The Play What I Wrote (Herself)
Awards & Nominations
Academy Award: (nominee) Damage (1993)
Academy Award: (nominee) Tom & Viv (1995)
BAFTA: (nominee) After Pilkington (1988)
BAFTA: (winner) Damage (1993)
BAFTA: (nominee) The Crying Game (1993)
BAFTA: (nominee) Tom & Viv (1994)
BAFTA: (nominee) A Dance to the Music of Time (1998)
BAFTA: (nominee) The Lost Prince (2004)
Golden Globe: (winner) Enchanted April (1993)
Golden Globe: (nominee) Damage (1993)
Golden Globe: (nominee) Tom & Viv (1995)
Golden Globe: (winner) Fatherland (1995)
Golden Globe: (nominee) Merlin (1999)
Golden Globe: (nominee) The Big Brass Ring (2000)
Golden Globe: (nominee) The Lost Prince (2005)
National Board of Review Best Actress winner Tom & Viv (1994