Claire Foy

British actress Claire Foy has a voluminous filmography. On account of her roles in films with Hollywood stars and even work in the Vampire Academy project with the participation of Russian actor Danila Kozlovsky. The artist gained popularity among the public in the image of Queen Elizabeth II in the television series "Crown". For this role, Claire Foy was nominated for the prestigious Emmy in 2018.

Claire Foy was born in the provincial town of Stockport, UK, on ​​April 16, 1984. In the family, she was the youngest of three children. As a child, the future actress lived in the cities of Leeds and Manchester, and then moved with her parents to Buckinghamshire.

She spent her childhood at a desk in a general education institution for girls from 12 years old, Aylesbury School. After receiving her diploma, Foy entered the John Moores University of Liverpool. She chose the Faculty of Drama to study and in 2007 received the coveted diploma.

Having lived with friends from the theater studio during her studies and imbued with the atmosphere of theater and cinema, Claire was convinced of the correct choice of a profession and decided to deepen her knowledge in the chosen direction. The actress paid great attention to education and set out to improve her skills by enrolling in the Oxford School of Drama.

For one year that the girl studied at a prestigious educational institution, she was a participant in theatrical projects called "Easy Behavior", "Best Girls", "Ship Hill".

The first step of the actress on the professional stage was the performances directed by Paul Miller: "DNA", "Miracle". Foy first appeared on television in 2008, having received a role in an episode of the television project "Doctors".

The attractive girl was soon noticed by BBC producers, who were looking for an actress for the lead role in the mini-series "Little Dorrit" based on the work of Charles Dickens. This image made Claire Foy recognizable, and the first photos of the artist appeared in glossy magazines. The look earned her the 2009 RTS Television Award for Best Actress.

Each subsequent role that the directors offered Claire Foy helped the girl to reveal her potential more and more. The high-profile debut in the series was followed by work in the television film "Honoring", as well as the role of Angela Goodheart in the film adaptation of the novel by Terry Pratchett "Keep the Brand!"

A fantasy film about the Middle Ages called "The Time of the Witches" was released in 2011 and presented Claire as a young girl who became a victim of slander and accusations of witchcraft. Foy's partner in the frame was the warlike Nicolas Cage in the guise of a brutal knight.

In the same 2011, Claire became a partner of the already popular Benedict Cumberbatch in the project "Destroyers", filmed by Dictine Hood. The picture was recognized as the best debut at the International Film Festival in Moscow.

In an interview, Claire calls her participation in the filming of The Promise one of the most enjoyable moments in her acting career. She really fell in love with the image of Erin Matthews, embodied on the screen. In 2014, the series "Skull and Bones" was presented on CNB.

In it, the actress played Kate Balfour and worked on the set with the leading actor John Malkovich. 2015 was marked for Claire by the image of Anne Boleyn in the series Wolf Hall. It is based on Hilary Mantel's novels The Wolf Hall and Bring In The Bodies.

The Wolf Hall project gave Claire Foy a start in a big professional life. He received a 2016 Golden Globe Award and three Emmy nominations. Thanks to the series, the actress was noticed by screenwriter Peter Morgan.

He worked on The Queen starring actress Helen Mirren and The Another Boleyn, starring Hollywood stars Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson. Having received an invitation from Netflix, Morgan understood the prospects for the Queen project and was glad to work with Claire Foy.

The actress, who began her career with little-known short films, in the first years of her professional career, managed to play several notable roles in full-length projects.

For the actress, this period of filming in the "Wolf Hall" was especially difficult. She was auditioned in her fifth month of pregnancy. The idea of ​​participation seemed dubious, because at that moment personal life was closely connected with work.

The girl easily got the role of the current ruler of Great Britain. She managed to reveal the soul of the queen and her personality in the frame. The daughter of the actress from her husband Stephen Campbell Moore was born during filming.

Claire had to take little Ivy Rose with her to the set and alternate her feeding with going out into the frame. The situation was further complicated by the fact that the husband was being treated for a brain tumor at that time.

The actress has been married since 2014, but after four years of living together with her husband, she decided to end the relationship. The couple lived separately for some time and then divorced. At the moment, the actors maintain friendly relations and raise their daughter together.

On Instagram and Twitter, fans are actively discussing Claire Foy's outfits, figure, height and weight.

Claire Foy's biography is a true example of professional acting success. Today, the artist has several offers from eminent Hollywood directors and the prospects of working in interesting projects.

She starred in Steven Soderbergh's film "Out of It" as a mentally unstable heroine. Working on a psychological thriller, the director filmed the actress on the phone for a week, broadcasting in the frame the feelings and emotions that the persecuted person experiences.

Federico Alvarez invited Claire to work on the sequel Girls with the Dragon Tattoo, and Damien Chazelle offered a duet with Ryan Gosling in the film about Neil Armstrong. The public was able to appreciate the joint work of the actors already in 2018.

This period became significant for the artist. She received a BAFTA award for her role as Queen in The Crown and an Emmy nomination. The results of the latter will be announced in September 2018. Carol Foy and Matt Smith, her co-star who portrayed Prince Philip, are eagerly awaiting the jury's verdict.

2008 - "Being Human" 2008 - "Little Doritt" 2010 - "Honoring" 2010 - "Witch Time" 2012 - "White Heat" 2014 - "Vampire Academy" 2014 - "Skull and Bones" 2015 - "Lady in the Van" 2015 - "Wolf Hall" 2016-2017 - "Crown" 2017 - "Breathe for us" 2018 - "First man" 2018 - "The girl who got stuck in the web"

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Claire foy Net Worth 2021

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Claire foy Net Worth 2020

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Claire foy Net Worth 2019

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Claire foy Net Worth 2017

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Claire foy Net Worth 2016

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Claire foy Net Worth 2015

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