Fenella Woolgar honed her craft at the Royal Academy of the Dramatic Art and appeared in several stage productions before appearing on TV and in films. The actress has a special connection to author Agatha Christie. Her earliest role came on the television series Agatha Christie's Poirot, and she then turned up on an episode of Dr. Who playing the author. While acting on the big and small screen, she also made a few stage appearances, most notably in the production of A Passage to India. Let Walmart help you discover Fenella Woolgar performances, including her dramatic films, murder mystery movies, and sci-fi TV shows.
| Actors: | James Nesbitt, Gina Bellman, Denis Lawson, Michelle Ryan, Meera Syal, Fenella Woolgar, Linda Marlowe, Matt King |
| VUDU Release Date: |
03/22/2012 |
| Episodes: |
6 |
| Rating: |
TV-14 |
loading product information | Actors: | Emily Mortimer, Julia McKenzie, Michael Sheen, Simon McBurney, Guy Henry, Jim Carter, Nicholas LePrevost, Ivan Marevich, John Mills, Alex Barclay, Margaret Tyzack, Fenella Woolgar, Angela Thorne, Stephen Campbell Moore, Imelda Staunton, James McAvoy, Nigel Planer, Alec Newman, Bill Paterson, David Tennant, Peter O'Toole |
| Director: | Stephen Fry |
loading product information Though it falls short of Fry's best work in other fields, this is a sound first feature. | |
The 'wit' is leaden and unfunny; the narrative's progress ungainly; the direction stolid. |
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| Actors: | Gabriel Byrne, Miranda Richardson, Nicholas Hoult, Emily Watson, Celia Imrie, Fenella Woolgar, Sidney D. Mitchell, Zachary Fox, Julie Walters |
| Director: | Richard Grant |
| VUDU Release Date: |
10/17/2007 |
| Running Time: |
99 minutes |
| Rating: |
R |
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I admired the movie and was happy to see it but can think of two other films about whites in Africa that do a better job of seeing their roles. | |
I admire how Grant's writing and direction take Africa for granted (pardon the pun) in the sense that we are spared longing long shots of landscapes and similar signs of awestruck filmmaking. It's is the real thing, no wah-wah about it. |
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| Actors: | Chris Langham, Bill Nighy, David Tennant, Jessica Hynes, Sarah Alexander, Julia Davis, Tamsin Grieg, Rebecca Front, Fenella Woolgar, Selina Cadell |
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