Jodie Whittaker
Jodie Whittaker is a British actress, best known for her portrayal of the Thirteenth Doctor in the long-running TV series “Doctor Who.”
Whittaker’s on-screen journey is vast and varied. Beginning her cinematic voyage with the film “Venus,” she received widespread recognition, allowing her to take on roles in movies such as “Attack the Block” and “Adult Life Skills.” Television also became a significant medium for her artistry, with standout performances in series like “Broadchurch,” where her portrayal of Beth Latimer was both raw and moving.
Collaboration is often a hallmark of a great artist, and Whittaker has had her fair share. She worked alongside David Tennant and Olivia Colman in “Broadchurch,” sharing incredible on-screen chemistry. Her tenure in “Doctor Who” saw her collaborating with actors such as Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill, Tosin Cole, and John Bishop. Outside of the TARDIS, she’s teamed up with talents like Peter O’Toole in “Venus,” Daniel Kaluuya in “Attack the Block,” and Paddy Considine in “Journeyman.”
Recognition for Whittaker’s work has been consistent. For instance, her role in “Venus” garnered her nominations at the British Independent Film Awards and the Satellite Awards. Her heartfelt portrayal in “Broadchurch” also earned her a TV Choice Award nomination. While the world of “Doctor Who” often took her to distant galaxies, back on Earth, her performance as the Thirteenth Doctor was acknowledged with a National Television Award nomination.