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Bradley lived in Newfoundland, Canada from shortly after birth until she was five. She enrolled in Trinity College Dublin to study drama and languages, but dropped out after three weeks and moved to London to pursue acting full-time.
Family & Personal Life. Ruth Bradley was born as Sharon Ruth Bradley on 24 January 1987, in Dublin, Ireland. Her mother is the IFTA-winning actress Charlotte Bradley. Her sister is the IFTA-nominated actress Roisin Murphy. Bradley’s father and brother are named Bernard and Ferdia, respectively.
Ruth Bradley. Actress: Slow Horses. Ruth Bradley stars as Emma Flyte in Slow Horses. She is known for The Gold, Guilt, Love/Hate, Humans, The Fall. She has won 3 Irish Film and Television Awards as Best Actress for Grabbers, Rebellion and Stardust and also won the Best Actress Award at the Milan International Film Festival for her performance ...
- January 24, 1987
Nov 4, 2021 · Ruth's own career has seen as many highlight's as her mother's. The 34-year-old is best known for playing Emily Merchant in Primeval (2011) and Karen Voss in Humans (2015–18). Like her mother, she also won the coveted IFTA Award for Best Supporting Actress in 2007 for her role in Stardust.
45 Photos. Ruth Bradley stars as Emma Flyte in Slow Horses. She is known for The Gold, Guilt, Love/Hate, Humans, The Fall. She has won 3 Irish Film and Television Awards as Best Actress for Grabbers, Rebellion and Stardust and also won the Best Actress Award at the Milan International Film Festival for her performance in In Her Skin.
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Dec 28, 2015 · Ruth's parents moved to Canada when she was six months old, following her father, a GP (who has since become a psychiatrist), who went there for work.
TV Actress. Birthday January 24, 1987. Birth Sign Aquarius. Birthplace Dublin, Ireland. Age 37 years old. About. Award winning Irish actress best known for playing Antoinette Keegan in Stardust, the 2006 TV miniseries about a fire that killed 48 people at a dance club. Before Fame.
