Keeley Hawes
Keeley Hawes is a British actress who gained widespread recognition for her performance in Line of Duty, where her portrayal of DI Lindsay Denton was both critically and popularly acclaimed. Hawes’ talent for delving into complex characters was further showcased in Bodyguard, playing the enigmatic Julia Montague. Her filmography also includes notable appearances in The Durrells, portraying the matriarch of a quirky family, and Upstairs Downstairs, where she brought to life a character from a bygone era with finesse. Her ability to navigate between contemporary and period dramas highlights her versatility as an actress.
Keeley Hawes’ career is also marked by significant collaborations with other artists and celebrities. She worked alongside Richard Madden in Bodyguard, creating a powerful on-screen dynamic. Her performance with Josh O’Connor in The Durrells was notable for their chemistry and comedic timing. Hawes also shared the screen with Alex Jennings in The Crown, further showcasing her ability to hold her own with established actors. Her partnerships with directors like Jed Mercurio and Simon Nye have been instrumental in bringing out the best in her performances.
Throughout her career, Keeley Hawes has received numerous awards and recognitions that underscore her acting prowess. She was nominated for the BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress for her role in Line of Duty. Hawes’ performance in Bodyguard earned her a nomination for the National Television Awards.
Keely Hawes is married to actor Matthew Macfadyen, who she had three children with.