Rachael Atlanta Stirling (Londres, 30 de mayo de 1977)&#... - dofaq.co
Rachael Atlanta Stirling (Londres, 30 de mayo de 1977)&#...Rachael Atlanta Stirling (Londres, 30 de mayo de 1977) es una actriz inglesa de teatro, cine y televisión. Ha sido nominada dos veces para el Premio Laurence Olivier por su trabajo en el escenario. Ella interpretó a Nancy Astley en el drama de la BBC Tipping the Velvet, y Millie en la serie de ITV The Bletchley Circle. También ha sido estrella invitada en episodios de numerosas series, como Lewis y Doctor Who.
Diana Rigg's daughter opens up about actor's final days before death from cancer
Dame Diana Rigg's daughter Rachael Stirling says her mother, who asked her to 'push her over the edge' to end
‘It’s gone on too long. Push me over the edge’: Diana Rigg’s dying wishes in the grip of cancer
Rachael Stirling planning to write book about mother Dame Diana Rigg
Rachael Stirling on Diana Rigg: 'My mother died surrounded by absolute love'
Rachael Stirling planning to write book about mother Dame Diana Rigg
Rachael Stirling planning to write book about mother Dame Diana Rigg
Rachael Stirling stars as Queen of Drury Lane in THE DIVINE MRS S at Hampstead Theatre
The Divine Mrs S, Hampstead Theatre review - Rachael Stirling shines in hit-and-miss comedy | - reviews, news ...
Rachael Stirling and husband Guy Garvey recall how they first met and reveal their very famous matchmakers: 'W
Rachael Stirling and Guy Garvey: 'I asked him to marry me'
Rachael Stirling planning to write book about mother Dame Diana Rigg
‘Nobody speaks about this’: Diana Rigg made impassioned plea for assisted dying law before death
'The Divine Mrs S' review – Rachael Stirling commands the stage in this portrait of a pioneering actress
The Divine Mrs S, Hampstead Theatre, London review — entertaining portrait of an actress ahead of her time
The Divine Mrs S review Rachel Stirling at Hampstead Theatre
The Divine Mrs S review – larky and good-natured historical comedy
Rachael Stirling to star as Sarah Siddons in Hampstead comedy
When Covid shut the theatres, I became my mother’s carer. Returning feels defiant
