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Olivia Colman

Writer | Actress
Date of birth : 01/30/1974
City of birth : Norwich, England, UK

"I don't have a process; I just feel it. My book on acting would be very short". Olivia Colman is a British actress considered by many to be the best of the decade, known for her quirky wit and sharp, wry sense of humor, embodying quintessential British charm. Raised in Norfolk, near the sea, she navigated the complexities of childhood to pursue acting, garnering recognition from esteemed institutions such as the British and American Film Academies and then at Cambridge University Footlights, which propelled her into a successful career in comedy with renowned television series such as "Rev" and "Peep Show". Her dramatic gifts shone in "Redemption" and "Broadchurch," which won her awards including a BAFTA, but Colman's global rise came with "The Favourite" in 2018, which earned her her first Oscar for her portrayal of Queen Anne. With the role of Queen Elizabeth II in "The Crown," she garnered more accolades through two seasons, along with her memorable performance in "Fleabag." Despite her illustrious career, the cheerful Colman remains humble, candidly sharing her journey from struggling with insecurity to triumphing on stage and screen, winning multiple awards as a testament to her resilience and talent including an Emmy, Golden Globes, SAGs, and BAFTAs.

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Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series

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Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama

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Bob Woolsey: This is a beautiful article. I also loved the 3rd season, despite the many criticisms of the story being meandering. You've tapped into one of the core tenants of the show from my point of view - do you need to be damaged to be able to achieve at a high level? When Carmy turns his back on Claire because he believes he can't have a successful restaurant AND a healthy relationship, it really highlights this trade off. However, in the end, I think Carmy is just using that as an excuse and running from someone who genuinely cares for him because he doesn't know how to receive that love. I also love the Tina episode in this season. She's such a wonderful character who also has underlying trauma and uses obvious defence mechanisms to keep herself from getting hurt. Seeing her backstory was very affecting. What a great show!

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