Lucy Brown is an English actress, working mainly on television. The most famous projects in her filmography are the series "Jurassic Portal" and "Purely English Killings." In 2014, the actress played a supporting role in the historical drama Harvest of the Devil.
Biography
Lucy Brown was born in Crawley (Sussex) in 1979. Her parents, father Christopher Brown and mother Helen Burley, had nothing to do with cinema. The childhood of the future actress took place in Cambridgeshire. After leaving school, Lucy entered the Guildhall School of Music and Theater in London.
TV career
Lucy Brown's career began with filming in commercials - the future actress advertised Alpen Gold chocolate, Lux soap and many other products.
In 2002, Lucy played a small role as a journalist in the thriller "Murder".
In 2004, the actress received the role of Anne Latimer in the drama series "North and South", filming a book by Elizabeth Gaskell. The series was enjoyed by fans of the original novel.
The following year, Brown played in the romantic film "Whatever Love Means, " along with Laurence Fox and Olivia Pallet. The picture is based on the real story of the relationship of Prince Charles and Camille Chand.
In 2006, Brown successfully passed the test in the television series "The Adventures of the Royal Sharpshooter", receiving the role of Celia. The basis for it was a series of historical novels by Bernard Cornwell about the soldier Richard Sharpe. The main roles here were played by such Hollywood stars as Sean Bean and Dara O'Malley.
For many, Lucy Brown will forever remain an actress from the science fiction series Jurassic Portal. In it, she played a government official, Claudia Brown, who disappears from the series at the end of the first season. But at the beginning of the second season, Lucy appeared in the role of Jenny Lewis. The project found its many fans among science fiction fans around the world. Photo Lucy Brown in the role of Jenny Lewis, we offer you in an article.
In 2009, work began on the adventure series Philanthropist, in which Brown received a small role as Deborah. The project did not gain much popularity, because it was closed after the first season.
The actress can also be seen in one of the episodes of the detective series "Purely English murders", quite famous in the UK.
In 2011, Lucy played the role of Marie Braden in the detective series "New Tricks". He went on the air for 12 years (from 2003 to 2015), during which time more than 10 million viewers watched him.
Movie roles
In the career of actress Lucy Brown, there are only four full-length films so far. She made her debut in 2004, playing a cameo in the romantic comedy Jim with Piccadilly. This was followed by a more prominent role in the Minotaur horror Jonathan English, where Lucy's co-partners were Tom Hardy and Tony Todd.
In 2010, the actress played in the crime thriller Sasha Bennett, “Connected by Blood”. The film was based on a real reprisal against three drug dealers in 1995.
And the most famous feature film with the participation of Lucy Brown is the drama "Harvest of the Devil" by Joseph Mendeleuk. The tape reflects the gloomy picture of the Holodomor in Ukraine 1932-1933. The main roles - Yuri and Natalka - in the project went to Max Irons and Samantha Barnes, and Lucy Brown played Olena. From critics, the picture received mainly negative reviews: they noted that about that period in the history of Ukraine it was possible to shoot a more soulful, strong drama, but "The Devil's Harvest" is not like that. The audience’s reviews of the film were mixed, and the “Devil's Harvest” failed at the box office, without having recouped its 20 millionth budget.
