Ruth Gemmell

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Ruth Gemmell
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Gemmell in 2018
Born
Ruth Katrin Gemmell

1967 (age 56–57)
Bristol, England
Alma mater Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art
Years active1991–present
Spouse
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(m. 1997;div. 2005)​

Ruth Katrin Gemmell (born 1967) is an English actress. She starred in the film Fever Pitch in 1997 which was followed by supporting roles in television series EastEnders , Casualty , Home Fires and Penny Dreadful. [1] She has played Carly Beaker, the mother of the title character in the Tracy Beaker franchise since 2004. In 2020, she began playing Violet, Dowager Viscountess Bridgerton in the Netflix series Bridgerton . [2] [3]

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Early life and education

Ruth Katrin Gemmell was born in Bristol and grew up in County Durham, first in Barnard Castle before moving to Darlington with her mother upon her parents' divorce. She has three older brothers and a sister. She attended Polam Hall School. [4] [5] Gemmell later moved to London, where her father lived, to pursue acting. [6] She trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. [7]

Career

Gemmell has played roles in both theatre and TV dramas. She played the leading female role in Fever Pitch, based on Nick Hornby's memoir of the same name, starring opposite Colin Firth [8] and had another leading role in the comedy/drama 2 January (2006). She played the recurring character of Detective Constable Kerry Cox in the first series of the BBC police procedural Silent Witness , which premiered in 1996. She returned to the series as different characters in 2006 and 2014.

In 2004, she starred in Tracy Beaker's Movie of Me as the mother of the title character. From January 2009 she became a recurring character in EastEnders as Debra Dean, the absentee mother of Whitney Dean. In August 2009, she starred as Rebecca Sands in two episodes of The Bill . [9]

Gemmell appeared three times in the BBC's police drama Waking the Dead , playing different characters. Her first appearance was in 2002 in the episode "Special Relationships" as DI Jess Worral, a former lover of DSI Boyd. She next appeared on the show in 2008, as Linda Cummings, an exceptionally intelligent serial killer. She reprised the role of Cummings in "Endgame", the finale of the eighth series. [10]

Gemmell starred in Episode 8 of Jimmy McGovern's BBC drama Moving On as Joanne, in November 2010. [11] In November 2011, Gemmell played Lady Shonagon in the adaptation for BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour of The Pillow Book , by Robert Forrest. She appeared as Jen, the wife of an adulterous civil servant, in Channel 4 drama Utopia, in early 2013.

In 2015, Gemmell appeared in five episodes of the television series Penny Dreadful as Octavia Putney. In 2020, she began playing Lady Violet Bridgerton in the Netflix series Bridgerton . [12] [13]

In 2021, Gemmell reprised her role of Carly Beaker for My Mum Tracy Beaker . [14]

Personal life

Gemmell was married in Westminster, London, in 1997 to the actor Ray Stevenson (1964–2023), whom she met in 1995 during the filming of TV drama Band of Gold . The couple divorced in 2005. [15]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRole
1991Who Needs a HeartAbigail
1996A Stiff DrinkWomanShort film
1997 Fever Pitch Sarah Hughes
2006January 2ndClaire
Love for SaleLonely LadyShort film
2007ElaEla's Mum
The Imaginary GirlMother
2008Gone FishingImogen
2008 Good Elisabeth
2010 F Sarah Balham
2012 Storage 24 Sarah
Offender Cassie
2013ChrysanthemumJanetShort film
2019 Cliffs of Freedom Varvara Vakrinos

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1995 The Bill Sue LathamEpisode: "Woman of Substance"
Band of Gold Gina DicksonEpisode: "Sold"
1996 Kavanagh QC Jenny NorrisEpisode: "Men of Substance"
Short Sharp ShocksKateEpisode: "Everywhere"
Silent Witness Kerry CoxRecurring role (series 1)
1997 Peak Practice Christine HigsonEpisode: "Home Truths"
The Perfect BlueJoTelevision film
1998 Macbeth Lady Macduff Television film
1999 The Bill Jane JoyceEpisode: "Sex, Lies and Videotape"
The AlchemistsJulia BannermanTelevision film
Four FathersNicola Yallop3 episodes
2001 Holby City Diana CalderEpisode: "Extra Time"
2002 Dalziel and Pascoe Rachel WallerEpisode: "For Love Nor Money"
Waking the Dead DI Jess Worrall2 episodes
2003 The Bill Carol Evans3 episodes
The Inspector Lynley Mysteries Jeannie Waring"Playing for the Ashes"
Murder in Mind Liz WillisEpisode: "Landlord"
Spooks Miranda1 episode
2004 Tracy Beaker: The Movie of Me Carly Beaker Television film
Blue DoveJenny PageMiniseries
2005 Midsomer Murders Anne MerrickEpisode: "The House in the Woods"
2006 The Afternoon Play RachelEpisode: "Are You Jim's Wife?"
A Touch of Frost Christine HarrisEpisode: "Endangered Species"
Silent Witness DI Beth AshdownEpisode: "Terminus: Part 2"
2007 Five Days Dr Tobolska3 episodes
2008 Agatha Christie's Poirot Miss SweetimanEpisode: "Mrs. McGinty's Dead"
Summerhill RoseTelevision film
2008–2009 Waking the Dead Linda CummingsGuest role (series 7–8)
2009 Trial & Retribution Kay SatchellEpisode: "Shooter: Part 1"
Primeval Katherine Kavanagh2 episodes
EastEnders Debra Dean 11 episodes
The Bill Rebecca Sands2 episodes
2010 Lewis Robyn StrongEpisode: "Your Sudden Death Question"
Casualty Kate MargolinEpisode: "No Place Like Home"
Law & Order: UK Mel GarveyEpisode: "Confession"
Moving On JoanneEpisode: "Losing My Religion"
2011 The Fades AliceTV mini-series
2012 Inside Men RebeccaTV mini-series
2013 Father Brown Martha QuintonEpisode: "The Wrong Shape"
Dancing on the Edge Lady Winnet1 episode
Holby City Amanda Layton2 episodes
Coming Up LynnEpisode: "Big Girl"
2013–2014 Utopia Jen DugdaleRecurring role (9 episodes)
2014 Silent Witness Ellie BrookeEpisode: "Undertone: Parts 1 & 2"
Inspector George Gently Irene SeddonEpisode: "Gently Between the Lines"
Casualty DC Monica DarlingEpisode: "Deadfall"
2015 Midsomer Murders Diana CarnarvonEpisode: "A Vintage Murder"
Penny Dreadful Octavia PutneyGuest role (series 2)
2015–2016 Home Fires Sarah CollingborneMain role
2017 Ransom LaurieEpisode: "Girl on a Train"
2018 Doctors DCI Gail Hargreaves2 episodes
2020–present Bridgerton Violet, Lady BridgertonMain role
2021 My Mum Tracy Beaker Carly Beaker
2023 Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story Violet, Lady BridgertonMain role

Theatre

TitleRoleDirectorVenueNotesRef
A Tale of Two Cities Seamstress Phillip Prowse Glasglow Citizens [16]
The Country Wife AlethiaIan ForrestLancaster Playhouse [16]
Tis Pity She's a Whore Annabella [16]
The Importance of Being Earnest CecilyHugh HogartEdinburgh Lyceum [16]
The Winter's Tale Perdita Debbie Paige Salisbury Playhouse [16]
An Ideal Husband Mabel ChiltonHugh HodgartEdinburgh Lyceum [16]
Uncle Vanya Yelena [16]
Measure for Measure IsabellaIan ForrestChester Gateway [16]
1991 The Second Mrs. Tanqueray EllenDebbie PageSalisbury Playhouse [16] [17]
1994 Othello Desdemona Oliver GodfreyThe Railway TavernFast Intent Theatre Company [18]
1997 Turn of the Screw Governess Julian Woolford Hornchurch Queen's Theatre [19] [16]
1998Nabokov's GlovesMary Duggan Ian Brown Hampstead Theatre [20] [16]
1999The WeirValerieIan Rickson Royal Court Theatre [21]
2000-2001Ancient LightsIonaIan BrownHampstead Theatre [22]
2002Kick for TouchEileen Josie Rourke Crucible Theatre [23]
Trips' CinchLucy Parks Thea Sharrock Southwark Playhouse [24]
2004MidwinterMaudeZinny Harris Royal Shakespeare Company [25]
2004-2005 Macbeth Lady Macduff / Witch Dominic Cooke Royal Shakespeare Theatre [26]
King Lear Regan Bill Alexander [27]
2005 Coram Boy Mrs LynchMelly Still National Theatre [28]
2008Helter Skelter / Land of the DeadWomanPatricia Benecke Bush Theatre [29]
RiflemindCindy Philip Seymour Hoffman Trafalgar Studios [30]
2010 Les Liaisons Dangereuses MerteuilToby FrowSalisbury Playhouse [31]
2011Zephaniah: In the Night, A Promise—Charlotte WestenraBush TheatreApart of: "Sixty Six Books" [32]
Death and the Maiden PaulinaPatricia BeneckeSalisbury Playhouse [33] [34]
2012BetrayalEmmaNick Bagnall Sheffield Theatres [35]
2014The Ant and the CicadaSelina Erica Whyman The Other Place Royal Shakespeare Company - Midsummer Mischief Plays [36]
Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. — [36]
I Can Hear YouRuthJo McInnes [36]
This is Not an ExitNora [36]
2017No Places for a WomanAnnieKate Budgen Theatre503 [37]
2018 The Whale Liz Laurence Boswell Theatre Royal Bath [38]
Still AliceSelfDavid Grindley West Yorkshire Playhouse [39]

Radio dramas

YearTitleRoleStationNotesRef.
The Woman of JudaVivien Davies [40]
MaestroVarious characters [40]
The Cloths of HeavenRachel [40]
1994Teen LurveNickie BBC Radio 5 [40] [41]
The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes Violet de Merville BBC Radio 4 Episode: "The Illustrious Client" [42] [43]
1996 The Candlemass Road Lady Saturday Night Theatre [40] [44]
The House Polly BannisterSeries 6 [45] [40]
1999FireworksMaid [46]
2001Ancient LightsIona BBC Radio 3 [47]
2003Parade's EndSylvia [48]
After ScarboroughSandyBBC Radio 4 [49]
The SpacemanMother [50]
2008 - 2018 The Pillow Book Sei Shōnagon Woman's Hour Drama; Series 1-11 [51]
2009 Classic Serial: The Spy Who Came in from the ColdLizEpisodes: 1, 3 [52] [53]
2010 The Vanishing Lieneke Saturday Play [54]
Classic Serial: The Secret PilgrimStephanieEpisode: 1 [55] [56]
2011 The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Liz Gold [57]
2013The CorruptedGracie Braden [58]
The Man in the LiftAngie [59]
2013-2014The CazaletsVillySeries: "Casting Off," "All Change" [60]
2014Old TimesKateBBC Radio 3 [61]
Alison Moore: The Pre-War House and Other StoriesNarrator BBC Radio 4 Extra 5 episodes [40] [62]
TimeBBC Radio 4Episode: "A Bagful of Stories" [63]
The Mysterious Death of Jane AustenAnne 15 Minute Drama: 5 episodes [64]
The Time Being: Spells for LoveMelissa [40] [65]
2015 The Left Hand of Darkness Ashe2 episodes [66] [67]
Clown ShoesNarratorBBC Radio 4 Extra5 episodes [68]
2017 The Essex Serpent BBC Radio 410 episodes [69]
A Perfect SpyMary [70]

Audio dramas

YearTitleRoleNotes
2020The ArchersVictoriaEpisode: "1.19335"

Awards and nominations

AwardYearCategoryNominated workResultRef.
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2021 Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series Bridgerton Nominated [71]

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