Claire Goose
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Claire Goose | |
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Born | Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom | 10 February 1975
Education | Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts |
Occupation | Actress |
Spouse(s) | Craig Woodrow (m. 2007) |
Claire Goose (born 10 February 1975)[citation needed] is a British actress from Edinburgh, Scotland. She played Tina Seabrook, a nurse in BBC One's Casualty, DS Mel Silver in Waking the Dead,[1][2] and Inspector Rachel Weston in ITV's The Bill. She also narrated the last two series of Road Wars for digital satellite channel Sky 1 in 2009 and 2010.
In 2015 she took the part of the leading character in BBC Birmingham's series The Coroner.
Early life[]
Born in Edinburgh,[3] Goose was raised in Dersingham, England, where her father worked as a general practitioner.[3] She has an elder sister, Caroline, a nursery nurse, and an elder brother, Duncan, who started the One Drinks company.[4][5] Goose is a former pupil of Wisbech Grammar School and a graduate of the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts.
Personal life[]
In the 90s Goose dated her Casualty co-star, Jonathan Kerrigan. In 2007 she married TV producer Craig Woodrow,.[3] Together they have two daughters, Amelia and Eveline.[6]
Career[]
Early theatre roles included Addicted to Love, and Hitting Home at the Man in the Moon Theatre. She also appeared in early adverts for Impulse women's body spray.
She became well known during the late 1990s as nurse Tina Seabrook in Casualty. From August 2008, she played Inspector Rachel Weston in ITV's The Bill.
In 2011 she appeared in BBC1 drama Exile with John Simm, and in 2015 appeared in the fourth series of Death in Paradise.
From 2015 she starred as the titular character in the BBC Birmingham daytime drama The Coroner, set in the fictional coastal town of Lighthaven in South Devon. The series ran to 20 episodes. The BBC announced on 2 March 2017 that there would be no further series.
In 2019, she played the lead role of Thea in "The Girl Who Fell" by at Trafalgar Studios.[7]
Awards[]
Awarding Body | Year | Category | Nominated work | Result | Ref. |
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Royal Television Society (Midlands awards) | 2016 | Best acting performance | Jane Kennedy in BBC series The Coroner | Won | [8] |
Filmography[]
Year | Title | Role | Other notes |
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1995 | The Bill | Stacey Abbot | Episode: "What the Eye Doesn't See" |
1996 | Eastenders | Sally (Hairdresser) | Episode: "#12.139" |
1997—2000 | Casualty | Tina Seabrook | 80 episodes |
1999 | Holby City | Tina Seabrook | Episode: "Kill or Cure" |
2000—2004 | Waking the Dead | DC/DS Amelia 'Mel' Silver | Series 1–4; 39 episodes |
2001 | Slap Bang | Herself | |
2002 | Danny Loves Angela | Angela | Film (short) |
Alone | Alice | Film | |
2003 | Friday Night In | Jenny | Film (short) |
Gifted | Maxine Norris | TV film | |
2004 | L'Assommoir | Gervaise | BBC Radio 4 |
2005 | The Afternoon Play | Kate Dobie | Episode: "The Good Citizen" |
Secret Smile | Kerry Cotton | TV mini-series, 2 episodes | |
Perfect Day | Amy | 3 episodes | |
2006 | Love Lies Bleeding | Zara Terry | TV film |
2007 | About a Dog | Sarah | BBC Radio 4 |
2008 | Bad Day | Rebecca Ryan | Film |
Second Guest | Suzy | Film (short) | |
Barnet Shuffle | Tina | Film (short) | |
2008—2010 | The Bill | Sgt./Insp. Rachel Weston | 41 episodes |
2009—2010 | Road Wars | Narrator | Series 7, Part II |
2011 | Hustle | Kathleen | Episode: "The Delivery" |
Exile | Mandy | TV mini-series, 3 episodes | |
2012 | Mount Pleasant | Kim | Series 2; 6 episodes |
Candle to Water | Mia | Film | |
2013 | Pat & Cabbage | Clare | Episode: "#1.6" |
Miriam | Female neighbour | Film (short) | |
2014 | Undeniable | Jane Phillips | TV mini-series, 2 episodes |
New Tricks | DCI Grace Mackie | Episode: "Breadcrumbs" | |
2015 | Death in Paradise | Katie Peters | Episode: "Hidden Secrets" |
The Rezort | Valerie Wilton | Film | |
Unforgotten | Ellie Greaves | Series 1; 5 episodes | |
2015—2016 | The Coroner | Jane Kennedy | Series 1–2; 20 episodes |
2018 | Stan Lee's Lucky Man | Rachel Reeve | Series 3; 2 episodes |
Dark Heart | Phoebe Kyriacou | 2 episodes | |
2019 | Mash | Cathy | Film (short) |
Murdoch Mysteries | Katherine Talbot | Episode: "Troublemakers" |
References[]
- ^ T & G record. Transport and General Workers' Union (Great Britain). 2003. p. 26.
- ^ "Waking the Dead". BBC. Retrieved 1 June 2010.
- ^ Jump up to: a b c "Claire Goose Biography on IMDB". Retrieved 27 August 2016.
- ^ Bow, Michael (22 May 2017). "Entrepreneurs: Meet One Water, a drinks brand with ethical credentials". www.standard.co.uk.
- ^ Stone, Andrew (7 December 2008). "How I made it: Duncan Goose, founder of One Water". The Times. London. Retrieved 1 June 2010.
- ^ "The Unforgotten's Claire Goose on taking time out to have kids and her juicy new role". Mirror. 6 October 2015. Retrieved 27 August 2016.
- ^ "BWW Interview: Claire Goose Talks THE GIRL WHO FELL at Trafalgar Studios".
- ^ "RTS Midlands awards". 4 November 2016. Retrieved 25 November 2016.
External links[]
- Claire Goose at IMDb
- 1975 births
- Alumni of the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts
- English television actresses
- Living people
- Anglo-Scots
- Actresses from Edinburgh
- People from Dersingham
- People educated at Wisbech Grammar School