Lucy Griffiths
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| Lucy Griffiths | |
 Griffiths as Marian in Robin Hood |
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| Born | 1987[1] |
| Notable roles | Marian in Robin Hood |
Lucy Griffiths' (born 1987[1]) is an English actress.
From a stage acting career in her teens, she moved into television, appearing in single episodes of Sea of Souls and Sugar Rush.
In February 2006 it was announced she would be playing a "feisty" Marian in the BBC family drama series Robin Hood, her highest-profile role to date.
In the modernised version, Marian is 21 and so has lost the title "Maid". Griffiths has said that her character "has been written as an intelligent, witty, biting character, and that's how I expected her to be."[3]
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[edit] Credits
[edit] Television
- Robin Hood (Marian) d: John McKay, Tiger Aspect/BBC
- Sugar Rush (Letty) d: Harry Bradbeer, Shine/C4
- Sea of Souls (Rebecca) d: Pat Harkins, BBC
[edit] Theatre
- The White Devil (Marcella/Giovanni) d: David Oyelowo, Brighton Pavillion
- The Man Of Mode (Lady Woodville) d: David Oyelowo, Brighton Pavillion
- Amy's Wedding (Amy) d: Syd Ralph, The Garage Theatre, Norwich
- Les Misérables (Eponine) d: Michael Burnie, Gardeners Arts Centre, Brighton
- Spider Dance (Kali) d: Tom Godwin, University Theatre Kent
- Strangers (Evie) d: Richard Lindfield, Piccadilly Theatre, West End
- Othello (Children's chorus) d:Peter Hall, Glyndebourne
- Shakers Dialogue (Tracy) d: Melanie Bloor, Leeds Town Hall
- La bohème (Children's chorus) d: David McVicar, Glyndebourne
[edit] Background
Griffiths is from Brighton. She attended Dorothy Stringer School and later went on to study at Varndean College.
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Lucy Griffiths at the Internet Movie Database
- Character and Bio at BBC "Robin Hood"
- Bio at her agent's web site
- Lucy Griffiths Spotlight (discussion forum for fans)
- Robin Hood given modern makeover (BBC News)
- Lucy Griffiths Website (Official Site)
- tv.com Lucy Griffiths (Tv.com)
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