Gracy Goldman

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Gracy Goldman

Acting 56 November 15, 1969

Primrose Hill, Camden, London, England, UK

Born and raised in Primrose Hill, London Gracy moved to Holland aged 9 after her father's release from a 10-year prison sentence in Tanzania, where he was accused of speaking out…

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Born and raised in Primrose Hill, London Gracy moved to Holland aged 9 after her father's release from a 10-year prison sentence in Tanzania, where he was accused of speaking out against Idi Amin and Julius Nyerere for their crimes against humanity. Part-educated in Holland, she moved back to England to train professionally at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. She is an actress best known for her roles in Wednesday (2022), Breeders (2020), and Doctor Who (2005). In theatre, she is credited for her time with the Royal Shakespeare Company, and in the Caryl Churchill plays 'Three More Sleepless Nights' opposite Paul McGann. Gracy speaks fluent Dutch and used this for her roles in Klokkenluider (2022) directed by Neil Maskell and Sense8 (2015) directed by Lana Wachowski.

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  1. 2023
    Stone

    Movie Heather Johnson

  2. 2023
    Klokkenluider

    Movie Bakkersvrouw

  3. 2022
    Wednesday

    TV show Gabrielle

  4. 2022
    Harold & Mary

    Movie Dr Richardson

  5. 2020
    Quiz

    TV show ITV Receptionist

  6. 2019
    Years and Years

    TV show Wytel Expert

  7. 2013
    RSC Live: Richard II

    Movie Ladies-in-waiting

  8. 2012
    Meet the Adebanjos

    TV show Charlie

  9. 2005
    Doctor Who

    TV show Mrs Woods

  10. 1995
    Crown Prosecutor

    TV show Defence Lawyer

  11. 1995
    The Plant

    Movie DC Gibson

  12. 1993
    Auf eigene Gefahr

    TV show Berenice

  13. 1993
    The Detectives

    TV show Fiona

  14. 1992
    Between the Lines

    TV show Secretary

  15. 1991
    Soldier Soldier

    TV show Nurse

  16. 1987
    The Ruth Rendell Mysteries

    TV show Melanie Askande

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  1. 1986
    Casualty

    TV show Rosie Jackson