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Olivia Colman is a famous English actress.

Olivia Colman - 2019 (cropped)
Olivia Colman - 2019 (cropped)

She is known for many different roles. She can be very funny in comedies. She can also be serious in dramas. This skill has won her many big awards. These include an Academy Award and several BAFTA Awards.

Olivia Colman at Moet BIFA 2014 (cropped)
Olivia Colman at Moet BIFA 2014 (cropped)

She studied drama at a school called Bristol Old Vic. Early in her career, she worked on radio. She also acted in a comedy called Peep Show. Later, she became a star in many movies and shows. She played Queen Elizabeth II in the show The Crown. She also played Queen Anne in the film The Favourite. For her role as Queen Anne, she won an Academy Award.

Colman was born in Norwich. Her mother was a ballet dancer. This inspired her to act. She also learned about her family history on a show. She found out her ancestors lived in India and St. Helena. Today, she acts in many new projects. She has been in films like Wonka and Paddington in Peru.

Olivia Colman Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2024
Olivia Colman Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2024
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