Hannah Walters | |
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Nationality | British |
Education | Rose Bruford College |
Occupation(s) | Actress, producer |
Years active | 2006–present |
Spouse | |
Children | 2 |
Website | Official website |
Hannah Walters is an English actress and producer. [1] [2]
Walters began her acting career in 2006, with a small role in The Thieving Headmistress. She followed this with appearances as Trudy in the Shane Meadows film This Is England and its continuing series, This Is England '86 , This Is England '88 and This Is England '90 . Walters is best known for her role as DC Megan Riley in the ITV 1 crime drama series Whitechapel , a role she portrayed for 12 episodes.
In 2019, Walters appeared in the short film Boiling Point, which, two years later, went on to become a feature-length film of the same name. Walters is credited as being an executive producer for the film, alongside her husband, Stephen Graham. In the United Kingdom, the film earned $107,525 from fifty-three theaters in its opening weekend. Worldwide, the film amassed $1,142,493 in total box office sales. [3]
In 2021, Walters appeared as Sonia McNally in Time , [4] [5] the wife of her real-life husband's character. In 2022, Walters appeared, as Jean, in four episodes of BBC comedy PRU. [6] [7] In October 2022, it was announced that there would be a BBC sequel series of Boiling Point. Walters will feature as Emily in the series set six months after the premise of the original feature film. [8] [9] In April 2023, Walters starred as Matron Beth Relp in the ITVX drama series Malpractice . [10] Walters said about the production, "Malpractice has that element of being a medical thriller. But it’s also about humanity and the chaos inside a human and how human beings react." [11]
Walters is due to feature in Sweet Sue, a film currently in post-production and starring Maggie O'Neill, Tony Pitts and Harry Trevaldwyn. [12]
Walters married actor Stephen Graham on 6 June 2008; they had met and started dating while both were training at the Rose Bruford College of Theatre & Performance. They currently live in Ibstock, Leicestershire, having previously lived in the Beckenham area of London. They have a son and a daughter. [13] [14] [15] Graham has been open about how his dyslexia means that Walters will help him to learn his lines as well as help to choose his next projects based on the scripts he receives. [16]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2006 | The Thieving Headmistress | Ms Wallis | Television film |
This Is England | Shoe shop assistant | ||
2008 | Filth and Wisdom | Business man's wife | |
2009 | The Antiques Rogue Show | 2nd Detective | Television film |
2010 | This Is England '86 | Trudy | 4 episodes; 2 episodes uncredited |
2011 | Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides | Woman at The Captain's Daughter | Uncredited |
Walk Like a Panther | Gloria Giles | Series 1 episode 1 | |
Without You | Alison | Series 1 episodes 1 & 2 | |
This Is England '88 | Trudy | 2 episodes; 1 episode uncredited | |
2012–2013 | Whitechapel | DC Megan Riley | 12 episodes |
2015 | Code of a Killer | Kath Eastwood | 2 episodes |
No Offence | Connie Ball | 8 episodes | |
Playhouse Presents | Episode: "King for a Term" | ||
This Is England '90 | Trudy | Episode: "Winter" | |
2016 | Gaslighting | Tracey | Short film |
2017 | Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge | Beatrice | |
Funny Cow | Jean | ||
2018 | Walk like a Panther | Gloria Giles | |
2019 | Boiling Point | Amanda | Short film |
2020 | Pop | Short film; Executive producer | |
2021 | Time | Sonia McNally | 3 episodes |
Boiling Point | Emily | Also executive producer | |
2022 | PRU | Jean | 4 episodes |
2023 | Malpractice | Matron Beth Relph | 5 episodes |
Boiling Point | Emily | BBC TV series [17] | |
TBA | Sweet Sue | Currently in post-production | |
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