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Amelia Warner (born June 4, 1982) is an English actress.

Warner was born in Liverpool, Merseyside, the only child of actress Annette Ekblom and actor Alun Lewis. When her parents divorced, Warner, then four years old, and her mother moved to London, England. She studied at the Royal Masonic School for Girls and, at 16, the College of Fine Arts in London. She studied history of art at Goldsmith's College in London. Warner was married to Colin Farrell from July to November 2001.

She got her start in acting as a member of the Royal Court's youth theatre group.

She starred in a 2000 BBC adaptation of Lorna Doone and has had supporting roles in recent films such as Aeon Flux and Stoned.

Selected filmography

• Gone (2006)
• Stoned (2005)
• Aeon Flux - Una Flux (2005)
• Winter Passing (2003)
• Love's Brother (2003)
• Nine Lives - Laura (2002)
• Mountaineering (BBC Radio 4 play) (2002)
• Lorna Doone - Lorna Doone (two part BBC series) (2000)
• Take a Girl Like You (three part BBC series based on the Kingsley Amis novel) (2000)
• Waking the Dead BBC TV series (2000)
• Quills - Simone Royer-Collard (2000)
• Don Quixote (USA TV series) (2000)
• Mansfield Park - Fanny Price as a teenager (1999)
• Aristocrats (BBC mini series) (1999)
• Casualty (BBC Medical drama: Episode 13.6 'Eye Spy') (1998)
• Kavanagh QC (British ITV series, guest star) (1998)

External links

• Amelia Warner at the Internet Movie Database
• Appreciating Amelia Warner

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