Gina Bellman
Bellman is an accomplished stage actress, regularly performing at the Royal National Theatre and in London's West End. Most recently, Mike Leigh directed her in his play Two Thousand Years. Her other theatrical credits include Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick, which won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy; Insignificance, in which she played Marilyn Monroe; and the West End production of Speed the Plow. She also portrayed Ophelia in Sir Peter Hall's production of Hamlet.
Bellman's film performances include such movies as Leon the Pig Farmer, Paranoid, Six Days to Live, Sitting Ducks, Silent Trigger and Dennis Potter's Secret Friends. In the United States., she has appeared in such independent films as Zerophilia and Permanent Vacation.
Born and raised in New Zealand, Bellman got her start in the business appearing at the age of 15 in The Crucible at the Royal National Theatre. A keen writer, she has published comment and travel articles and has contributed to the Observer newspaper.
Gina Bellman Facts
Occupation | Actress |
Birthday | July 10, 1966 (57) |
Sign | Cancer |
Birthplace | London, England, United Kingdom |
Selected Filmography
Silent Trigger | ||
Leverage: The Final Season | ||
Leverage: Season 4 | ||
Leverage: Season 2 | ||
Leverage: Season 3 | ||
Leverage: Season 1 | ||
Flushed | ||
Jane and the Truth Snake | ||
King David | ||
Split | ||
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