ACTOR · FROM LONDON, UK
Finty Williams
Born 1972 · 54 years old28 credits since 19892 coming up
CozyFunnyHeartwarmingSmall townPeriod piece
ABOUT FINTY
Finty Williams was born on September 24, 1972 in England as Tara Cressida Frances Williams. She is an actress, known for Gosford Park (2001), The Importance of Being Earnest (2002) and Macbeth (2014).
Biography from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA. Credits and photos from TMDB.
Born24 September 1972
BirthplaceLondon, UK
Known forActing
On Cineora12 of 28 titles
Known for
The titles people know Finty from.
Coming up
What Finty is working on next.
National Theatre at Home: Suddenly Last Summeras Mrs. HollyOut Jul 2027
Now & Thenas AngelaDate to be announced
Career
IMDb rating of each title on Cineora, by year.
- Titles on Cineora
- 12
- Average IMDb
- 6.5
- Highest rated
- CranfordIMDb 8.3
- Working since
- 1989
Size: how widely seen
Filmography
The 2020s
3 titles · IMDb 6.0 on average
Movieas Sister Mary
as Gossip Live Broadcaster
MovieThe 2010s
6 titles · IMDb 4.0 on average
as Scootio (voice) · 104 episodes
as Aunty Karen
as Lola Parkes
as Lady Macduff
Movieas Sully
MovieThe 2000s
14 titles · IMDb 7.0 on average
Seriesas Clara Smith · 7 episodes
as Elizabeth
Movieas Studio Assistant
as Angelina Mouseling (voice)
as Angelina Mouseling (voice)
as Angelina Mouseling (voice)
as Angelina Mouseling / Mrs. Hodgepodge / Mrs. Thimble (voice)
as Angelina Mouseling / Mrs. Harriet Hodgepodge (voice)
The 1990s
4 titles · IMDb 7.7 on average
Seriesas Miss Danby · 1 episode
Movieas Princess Helena
as Greta
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Not on CineoraThe 1980s
1 title · IMDb 8.0 on average
Seriesas Lucy · 1 episode
Often works with
The people who keep turning up in Finty’s titles.
Judi DenchThe Importance of Being Earnest, Mrs Brown and 4 more
Maggie SmithGosford Park, Ladies in Lavender and 1 more
Michael GambonGosford Park, The Good Night and 1 more
Charles DanceGosford Park and Ladies in Lavender
Tom HollanderGosford Park and Wives and Daughters
Eileen AtkinsCranford and Nothing Like a Dame
Robert AltmanGosford Park and Nothing Like a Dame