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Lee has signed a global publishing deal with BMG Chrysalis/Why Not Publishing.
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Young rising Irish singer/songwriter/producer and actress Tara Lee from Dublin, Ireland has signed a worldwide publishing agreement with BMG Chrysalis in Los Angeles as of last week.
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The newest Wicklow hopeful on the global scene is Tara Lee, who has signed a global publishing deal with BMG Chrysalis.
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The actress (20) signed a publishing deal this week with music giants BMG Chrysalis, who include international superstars such as Kings of Leon and Duran Duran on their books.
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Dublin actress Tara Lee believes the EastEnders door may still be open for her after her stint earlier this month as tough cookie Jessica Jones in the soap.
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The 23-year-old actress made her debut on the BBC soap this week as quirky blonde Jessica Jones - a potential love interest for undertaker Jay Brown.
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EastEnders new girl Jessica Jones, played by actress Tara Lee, appears to have left Walford after scenes with Jay Brown and Rainie Cross, but fans believe she might be related to two former Walford villains.
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23-year-old Tara Lee says she's really "happy" to be making her debut on Eastenders this week.
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She's the image of a young Debbie Harry but she'll happily shave her head for a role, so it's little wonder that 21-year-old Irish actress Tara Lee has been snapped up by so many directors in her short career.
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Tara came to prominence in RTE series Raw and as Daisy Drake, best friend of serial killer Paul Spector's (Jamie Dornan) teenage protege Katie Benedetto (Aisling Franciosi) in the BBC's hit crime drama The Fall.