Claire Harman (actress)

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Claire Harman
NationalityBritish
Occupation(s) Actress, Narrator
Known forNarrator of Dickinson's Real Deal

Claire Harman is a British actress and narrator, known for narrating the ITV series Dickinson's Real Deal . She also portrayed the lead role in the Brookside DVD Unfinished Business. [1] She has also had a starring role in the second series of Sky TV's Is Harry on the Boat . Harman's other TV credits include Casualty , Doctors , Merseybeat and Coronation Street . Her film credits include About a Boy and Last Orders .

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Filmography

Film

YearFilmRoleNotes
2000 Sorted Thames Barrier Girl
2001 Late Night Shopping Wendy
2001 Last Orders Young Sally
2002 About a Boy Skechers Shopgirl

Television

YearShowRoleNotes
1999 Peak Practice Cassie MyersEpisode: "Eskimo Roll"
2000 Casualty Sadie CassidyEpisode: "Mirror Image"
2000 Doctors Suzy Parker Episode: "Crushed"
200” Urban Gothic KateEpisode: "Dead Meat"
2001 Merseybeat Helen PetersonEpisode: "Step By Step"
2001Murder Rooms: Mysteries of the Real Sherlock HolmesElspeth1 episode: The Photographer's Chair
2003Brookside: Unfinished BusinessTanyaDVD
2003 Is Harry on the Boat Davina MooreSeries regular
2005 Coronation Street Farrah1 episode
2006–present Dickinson's Real Deal NarratorEvery episode

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References

  1. "Unfinished business for Hannah". Get Surrey. December 11, 2003. Retrieved 27 September 2011.