Rosie Rowell

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Rosie Rowell (born 29 April 1965) is a British actress, probably best known for her roles as Eileen Callan in Family Affairs (a role she played from 2002 until the series ended in 2005) and Donna Tucker in Soldier Soldier. She has also had parts in several other well-known British TV series, including The Bill, Casualty and Where the Heart Is, as well as providing voice-over for documentaries and television commercials.

Early life[]

Rowell grew up in Byker, a tough area of Newcastle. She attended Heaton Manor School. Her parents split up when she was young and at 16 she ran away to London, living in squats while attending the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama.

Filmography[]

• Dispatches: Britain's Secret Slaves (2010) Narrator
• Dispatches: Undercover Social Worker (2010) Narrator
• The Bill (2008) Fiona Marlowe
• Casualty (2008, 2009) Julie Chantrey
• Dispatches: Undercover Mosque (2007) Narrator
• Doctors (2006) Jeannie Watts
• Family Affairs (2002–2005) Eileen Callan
• Where the Heart Is (2002) Evelyn Parrish
• Dalziel and Pascoe (2001) Sandra Pallister
• Gabriel & Me (2001) Mam
• Where There's Smoke (2001) Lucy
• Kid in the Corner (1999) Gillian Joyce
• Gold (1997) Maggie
• Kiss and Tell (1996) Jude Sawyer
• Soldier Soldier (1991–1995) Donna Tucker
• Come Snow, Come Blow (1993)
• South of the Border (1988–1990) Finn Gallagher

External links[]

• Rosie Rowell at IMDb
• Rosie Rowell at Holbytv

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