Emily Fairn

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Emily Fairn
Born16th September 1998 [1]
Liverpool, England
Education
OccupationActress
Years active2022–present
Television The Responder
Black Mirror

Emily Fairn is an English actress from Liverpool, with appearances on television, stage and film.

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Early life

From Liverpool, Fairn graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 2020. [2]

Career

Fairn made her debut television role as Casey in BBC One police drama The Responder starring Martin Freeman, and broadcast in January 2022. [3] [4] The series was well-received and a second series was commissioned with a start of filming date set for late 2023. [5]

She appeared as Frida in an episode of the BBC One dark comedy series Rain Dogs starring Daisy May Cooper. [6] [7] She has a role in the episode Demon 79 from the sixth series of Black Mirror on Netflix. [8]

On stage, Fairn appeared in 2023 in the West End alongside Lucas Hedges and Mike Faist in a production of Brokeback Mountain at the SoHo Place Theatre, featuring a musical performance by a band led by Eddi Reader. [9] [10] Fairn appears as Hedges' wife Alma and Nick Curtis in the Evening Standard said she showed "startling assurance" for her debut, [11] and Fiona Mountford for The i said she deserved "plaudits". [12]

She has filmed a BFI-backed feature film called Chuck Chuck Baby, described as a musical drama set in a chicken factory in industrial north Wales, written and directed by Janis Pugh. [13] She also has a role in the Sky One political thriller COBRA , She is also in the Oliver Hermanus directed period drama series Mary & George , in which she plays the maid to an aristocrat played by Julianne Moore. [14]

Fairn portrayed comedienne Laraine Newman in the 2024 biopic Saturday Night .

Filmography

Key
†Denotes works that have not yet been released
YearTitleRoleNotes
2022–present The Responder Casey10 episodes
2023 Rain Dogs FridaEpisode: "Jesus Loves a Hustler"
Black Mirror SuzieEpisode: "Demon 79"
Chuck Chuck Baby AmyFilm
COBRA Polly Wright4 episodes
2024 Mary & George Jenny6 episodes
Saturday Night Laraine Newman Film; post-production
TBA House of Guinness Anne GuinnessIn production

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