Actor Philippa Dunne Discusses Career, Personal Life, and New Drama
Actor Philippa Dunne discusses her career, including her latest role in the drama 'Believe Me,' overcoming negative self-talk, her statue phobia, and other personal insights.
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Actor Philippa Dunne: ‘Someone once saw me in a play and said that I was disgusting’
The Amandaland actor on her statue phobia, what she’d like to say to her mum, and lusting after Keanu Reeves Born in Dublin, Philippa Dunne, 44, trained at the Gaiety School of Acting and co-founded a comedy group called Diet of Worms. Her TV work includes Derry Girls and This Is Going to Hurt. Since 2016, she has played Anne Flynn in the BBC sitcom Motherland and its spin-off, Amandaland, now in its second series; her performance won her a Bafta nomination this year. She is married with a da...
By Rosanna Greenstreet
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The Mayo star talks about beating negative self-talk, being ‘stupid lucky’ in her career, including her latest role in drama ‘Believe Me’, and why she’d love to work into her 90s
By Shilpa Ganatra
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