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Anna Wilson-Jones (born 8 October 1970) is an English actress. She is known for her roles as Juliet Miller in the television series Hotel Babylon and main character Tim Bisley's ex-girlfriend Sarah in the series Spaced.
Anna Wilson-Jones was born in 1970 in Surrey, England, UK. She is an actress and producer, known for Victoria (2016), Black Mirror (2011) and The Night Watch (2011). She has been married to Steve John Shepherd since February 2004. They have three children.
Anna Wilson-Jones was born in 1970 in Surrey, England, UK. She is an actress and producer, known for Victoria (2016), Black Mirror (2011) and The Night Watch (2011). She has been married to Steve John Shepherd since February 2004.
Go inside Queen Victoria's bedchamber in an exclusive interview with Victoria actress Anna Wilson-Jones, for insights about Lady Emma Portman, Victoria's cast, costumes, and more!
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Anna Wilson-Jones is an English actress. She has appeared in several television productions.
Anna Wilson-Jones has been acting for over 20 years, with a resumé boasting credits in cult shows Black Mirror, Spaced and Waterloo Road. She is perhaps best known as Emma Portman in the long running ITV drama Victoria.
Ghoul (2023) 16 min | Short, Drama, Horror. Rate this. A mother attempts to explain the complexity of their home life through stories to her son, in turn igniting his imagination about the monster in their house. Director: Magnus Lyche | Stars: Ewan McLatchie, Anna Wilson-Jones, Philip Bulcock, Denise Wilton. 5. Secret Invasion (2023)
Jan 27, 2019 · Actor Anna Wilson-Jones relishes playing the dignified Emma, and has fun dishing the fictional royal gossip. Wilson-Jones charmingly reveals all that she knows on the podcast.
Anna Wilson-Jones Lady Emma Portman knows everyone (and everything) there is to know in the royal court, including the much-missed Lord M (R.I.P.), and the womanizing Lord Palmerston.
