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Clare Michelle Calbraith (born 1 January 1974) is an English actress, born in Winsford, [1] Cheshire, and raised in Liverpool and Cheshire, whose appearances include roles in Vera, the ITV period drama series Home Fires and Downton Abbey, together with the BBC2 drama The Shadow Line.
Robyn Platt is played by Clare Calbraith. Robyn is the girlfriend (and later wife) of Martin Platt (Sean Wilson). She made her first appearance on 23 September 2005 and made her last appearance on 9 November 2005. She was portrayed by Claire Calbraith. In September 2005, Robyn made her first appearance as a mascot.
Clare Calbraith as DC Rebecca Shepherd (series 3–4; guest series 2) Kingsley Ben-Adir as Dr. Marcus Sumner (series 4–6, 8) Kenny Doughty as DS Aiden Healy (series 5–12) Lisa Hammond as IO Helen Milton (series 5–7) Noof McEwan as DC Hicham Cherradi (series 6–7) Christopher Colquhoun as Dr. Anthony Carmichael (series 7)
In A Very Royal Scandal, meanwhile, Ruth Wilson plays Maitlis, Clare Calbraith is McAlister and Michael Sheen is Andrew. So, who did it better? Well, Wilson certainly masters Maitlis’s voice in ...
Clare Calbraith, Wilson and Eanna Hardwicke in “A Very Royal Scandal.” Amazon Prime Video. The real Maitlis exec produces the show, which is part of an anthology series that also included “A ...
Clare Calbraith, Ruth Wilson and Éanna Hardwicke in ‘A Very Royal Scandal’ (Courtesy of Prime Video) Joining Maitlis as exec producers are Karen Thrussell, Graham Broadbent, Pete Czernin ...
Clare Calbraith as Steph Farrow. A farming wife who comes to enthusiastically support the WI after some initial reluctance to join. Steph is very happy with her husband and only wants what is best for him; when he decides to enlist, she supports him through love rather than reason. Chris Coghill as Stanley Farrow. The local farmer and Steph's ...
Clare Owen 1964 Martha Longhurst: Lynne Carol: 1960–1964 Lily Haddon: Stephanie Bidmead: 1964 Pip Mistral: Elaine Stevens 1964 Gus Lowman: Alister Williamson: 1964 Christopher Hewitt: Stephen Ward 1962–1964 David Graham: Roger Adamson 1964 Tickler Murphy: Patrick McAlinney: 1964 Harry Bailey: Ray Mort 1960–1962, 1964