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Kelly Harrison (born 1980) is a British actress. Initially a model for four years, she was cast in BBC's Saturday night programme, Casualty , as paramedic Nikki Marshall. [1] Harrison has also appeared in Born and Bred , Waking the Dead , Dalziel and Pascoe , Paddington Green , Where the Heart Is , and in ITV's drama Marian, Again , in which Harrison had the title role. Harrison then appeared in the BBC drama Age Before Beauty alongside Sue Johnston and Robson Green which aired in July 2018.[ citation needed ]

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Filmography

Film

YearFilmRoleNotes
2001DreamEmma
2005 Marian, Again Marian Walsh TV movie
2007 Spring 1941 Young Emilia
2008Mother, MineAlison Short film
2009UpstairsGrace Stearn
2010Capture Anthologies: Fables & FairytalesAlison Direct-to-video
You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger Personal Trainer
2012Broken HeartsGrandmother Thompson
2015AugustinaNatShort film
2017Moose LimbsSueShort film

Television

YearSeriesRoleNotes
1997 Dalziel and Pascoe Sexy WaitressEpisode: "Exit Lanes"
2001-2004 Casualty Nikki MarshallMain cast (Series 16–18)
2004 Where the Heart Is Isabel NoakesEpisode: "The Games We Play"
2005 The Last Detective Private Karla MooreEpisode: "Towpaths of Glory"
Born and Bred Nancy BrisleyMain cast (Series 4)
Waking the Dead TinaEpisode: "Subterraneans: Part 1"
2006 The Street Girl at PartyEpisode: "Football"
Goldplated CassidyMain cast
2007 Nina and the Neurons Belle the Sound NeuronMain cast (voice role)
2008 Nina and the Neurons Go Eco! Neuron BelleMain cast (voice role)
2009 The Bill Fran Morris2 episodes
2010 A Passionate Woman Moira Miniseries, main cast
Identity Gail RobertsonEpisode: "Chelsea Girl"
2011 Silent Witness D.C. Julia CatinaEpisode: "A Guilty Mind"
The Body Farm Susan Ryan1 episode
2013 Nina and the Neurons Go Engineering BelleMain cast (voice role)
Nina and the Neurons: Earth Explorers Belle the Sound NeuronMain cast (voice role)
2014 Nina and the Neurons Get Sporty BelleMain cast (voice role)
Nina and the Neurons Go Digital BelleMain cast (voice role)
2014, 2023 Happy Valley Ros CawoodRecurring role (Series 1),
guest (1 episode, Series 3)
2015 Safe House Susan ReynoldsRecurring role (Series 1)
Doctors Maria WisemanEpisode: "Ghost"
Nina and the Neurons Get Building BelleMain cast (voice role)
2016 The Level Delia BradleyRecurring role
2017 The End of the F***ing World Vanessa2 episodes
2018 Age Before Beauty LeanneMain cast
The AthenaKatherineSupporting cast
2018–2019 Coronation Street Elsa Tilsley Recurring role
2019 Father Brown Cathy FawlterEpisode: "The Skylark Scandal"

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References

  1. "BBC - Casualty - Past Characters". www.bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 5 September 2024.