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Stephanie Hyam is a British actress and artist, known for stage, film and TV roles. She has appeared in The James Plays, Their Finest, Doctor Who, Peaky Blinders, Bodyguard and more.
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Stephanie Hyam is known for her roles in Peaky Blinders, Bodyguard, Doctor Who and Stan & Ollie. She has also performed in stage plays such as The James Plays and Murdered by My Boyfriend.
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Stephanie Hyam is a British actress who has appeared in stage, film and TV productions such as The James Plays, Their Finest, Doctor Who and Peaky Blinders. She graduated from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts and has a height of 5'2½".
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Actress known for playing Charlotte Murray in the series Peaky Blinders and Chanel Dyson in the mini series Bodyguard. She portrayed Lily Clarke in the mini series Jekyll and Hyde. She was also in the series A Confession. She had a role in the 2018 film Stan & Ollie.
Her first screen credit was in the 2014 television movie Murdered by My Boyfriend. She was also in the 2020 TV movie Anthony. She has also appeared in television series including Sherlock, Doctor Whoand Gentleman Jack.
In Peaky Blinders, she played a wealthy woman who has an affair with Michael Gray, played by Finn Cole.
Stephanie Hyam is a British TV actress known for Peaky Blinders, Bodyguard and Jekyll and Hyde. Learn about her age, family, career, awards and more on Famous Birthdays.
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Jan 5, 2022 · Jaime Winstone and Stephanie Hyam discuss meeting the real life sisters they portray in BBC's new drama Four Lives. Stars of BBC's Four Lives have spoken of the 'emotional meeting' with the...
Sep 23, 2018 · Stephanie Hyam is a British actor who has appeared in TV shows such as Bodyguard, Doctor Who and Peaky Blinders. She also illustrates and has a role in the upcoming film Stan & Ollie.
