Emilia Lydia Rose Fox Net Worth is$8 Million Emilia Lydia Rose Fox Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Emilia Rose Elizabeth Fox (born 31 July 1974) is an English actress, known for her role as Dr. Nikki Alexander on BBC crime drama Silent Witness, having joined the cast in 2004 following the departure of Amanda Burton. She also appeared as Morgause in the BBC's Merlin beginning in the programme's second series.
Full Name Emilia Fox Date Of Birth July 31, 1974 Place Of Birth Hammersmith, London, England Height 5' 6" (1.68 m) Profession Actress, Producer Education University of Oxford, Bryanston School Nationality British Spouse Jared Harris Children Rose Parents Edward Fox, Joanna David Siblings Freddie Fox, Lucy Preston Partner Jeremy Gilley Nominations Polish Academy Award for Best Actress Movies The Pianist, Cashback, The Soul Keeper, Dorian Gray, Keeping Mum, Ballet Shoes, Flashbacks of a Fool, The Tiger and the Snow, A Thousand Kisses Deep, Consuming Passion, Ways to Live Forever, Three Blind Mice, Helen of Troy, The Republic of Love, Things to Do Before You're 30, David Copperfield, Gunp... TV Shows Merlin, The Queen, Fallen Angel, Randall & Hopkirk, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Pride and Prejudice, Silent Witness, Other People's Children Star Sign Leo
# Quote 1 [on portraying Lynne Frederick in The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (2004)] I had thought very carefully about playing Lynne. I wanted to represent her in a way that I though was fair - which was a very young girl being taken up in this world of laughter and light, and then finding out the reality. Peter Sellers was completely obsessed by work and it's very difficult to live with someone like that.
# Fact 1 Great niece of Mary Fox . 2 Great-niece of Pamela Michael . 3 A natural blonde, Fox dyed her hair red for her role on Upstairs Downstairs (2010). 4 She played the elder sister of Katie McGrath in both Merlin (2008) and The Queen (2009). 5 She played Queen Elizabeth II in The Queen (2009). Her father Edward Fox had previously played the Queen's uncle King Edward VIII (the Duke of Windsor ) in Edward & Mrs. Simpson (1978) whereas her cousin Laurence Fox played both her son 'Prince Charles' in Whatever Love Means (2005) and her father King George VI in W.E. (2011). Furthermore, her uncle James Fox played the Queen's paternal grandfather King George V in the latter production. 6 Her former father-in-law Richard Harris appeared with her uncle James Fox in Patriot Games (1992). 7 Older sister of Freddie Fox . 8 Returned to work 4 months after giving birth to her daughter Rose in order to begin filming the 4th series of Merlin (2008). 9 Was 4 months pregnant with her daughter Rose when she completed filming the 3rd series of Merlin (2008). 10 Announced that she had given birth to her daughter Rose, with partner Jeremy Gilley , the previous week in a London hospital (24 November 2010). 11 Confirmed that she is pregnant with her first child with partner Jeremy Gilley (30 May 2010). 12 Revealed she left husband Jared Harris due to her depression, having suffered a miscarriage at 10 weeks pregnant in 2007. 13 She played the daughter of her real father, Edward Fox , in The Republic of Love (2003). 14 She and her ex-husband have played a real life married couple: though not in the same production. Jared Harris played Henry VIII in the BBC version of The Other Boleyn Girl (2003) and Emilia played Jane Seymour in Henry VIII (2003). 15 Met her ex-husband, Jared Harris , in 2003 when they both starred in the ill-fated West End theatre production of "Les Liaisons Dangereuses". The play was a flop but their romance wasn't. 16 Former sister-in-law of Jamie Harris and Damian Harris . 17 Former daughter-in-law of Richard Harris and Elizabeth Rees . 18 Acted with mother Joanna David in Pride and Prejudice (1995). 19 For a short time in 2000 she was engaged to Vic Reeves whom she met when they were both starring in Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) (2000). 20 Lives in Notting Hill, London. 21 Niece of actor James Fox 22 Cousin of actor Laurence Fox , Jack Fox , Thomas Fox , Robin Fox and Lydia Fox . 23 Attended Oxford University. 24 In 1997, she played the role of the second Mrs. de Winter in Rebecca (1997) which her mother, Joanna David , had played in the 1978 version. 25 Daughter of Edward Fox and Joanna David .
Actress Title Year Status Character Delicious 2016 TV Series post-production Sam Mum's List 2016 Kate Home from Home 2016 TV Series Penny Dillon The Tunnel 2016 TV Series Vanessa Hamilton Silent Witness 2004-2016 TV Series Dr. Nikki Alexander
Nikki Alexander The Carer 2016/I Sophia The Casual Vacancy 2015 TV Mini-Series Julia Sweetlove Not Ever 2014 Short Emily Crackanory 2014 TV Series Host / Presenter The Secrets 2014 TV Mini-Series Zara Retrospective 2014 Short Sophie Grandpa in My Pocket 2014 TV Series Olga Orbit The Astronomer The Wrong Mans 2013 TV Series Scarlett The Wipers Times 2013 TV Movie Kate Roberts Trap for Cinderella 2013 Pycotheropist (uncredited) The English 2012 Short Mother Falcón 2012 TV Series Inés Conde de Tejada How to Behave 2012 Short Edwardian Woman Suspension of Disbelief 2012 Claire Jones Upstairs Downstairs 2012 TV Series Lady Portia Alresford Doctor Who: The Adventure Games - The Gunpowder Plot 2011 Video Game Lady Winters (voice) Merlin 2009-2011 TV Series Morgause A Thousand Kisses Deep 2011 Doris Bookaboo 2010 TV Series Ways to Live Forever 2010 Amanda MacQueen The Man Who Married Himself 2010 Short Sarah The Queen 2009 TV Series Queen Elizabeth II Dorian Gray 2009 Lady Victoria Wotton Consuming Passion 2008 TV Movie Kirstie Flashbacks of a Fool 2008 Sister Jean The Game's Up 2008 TV Movie Ballet Shoes 2007 TV Movie Sylvia Brown Honeymoon 2007/I Short Dawn Fallen Angel 2007 TV Mini-Series Rosemary Byfield / Angel Born Equal 2006 TV Movie Laura Cashback 2006 Sharon Pintey Slipp Jimmy fri 2006 Bettina (English version, voice) Agatha Christie's Marple 2006 TV Series Joanna Burton The Virgin Queen 2006 TV Mini-Series Amy Dudley Keeping Mum: Deleted Scenes 2006 Video short Rosie Jones Keeping Mum: Funnies 2006 Video short Rosie Jones Keeping Mum 2005 Rosie Jones Selected Shorts #2: European Award Winners 2005 Video La tigre e la neve 2005 Nancy Browning Things to Do Before You're 30 2005 Kate Cashback 2004 Short Sharon The Life and Death of Peter Sellers 2004 Lynne Frederick (uncredited) Gunpowder, Treason & Plot 2004 TV Movie Lady Margaret The Life and Death of Peter Sellers: Deleted Scenes 2004 Video short Lynne Frederick Wilde Stories: The Nightingale and the Rose 2003 TV Movie Henry VIII 2003 TV Movie Jane Seymour The Republic of Love 2003 Fay 3 Blind Mice 2003 Claire Bligh Helen of Troy 2003 TV Mini-Series Cassandra, Princess of Troy Coupling 2002 TV Series Wilma Prendimi l'anima 2002 Sabina Spielrein Hideous Man 2002 Short Girl on swing The Pianist 2002 Dorota Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) 2000-2001 TV Series Jeannie Bad Blood 2001 TV Movie Jackie Shipton The Wrong Side of the Rainbow 2000 TV Series Other People's Children 2000 TV Series Dale The Magic of Vincent 2000 Short Gina The Rat Trap 1999 Short Pippa David Copperfield 1999 TV Mini-Series Clara Copperfield The Scarlet Pimpernel 1999 TV Series Minette Roland Shooting the Past 1999 TV Movie Spig Blink 1998 TV Short Nicki Verdict 1998 TV Series Charlie Moyes The Round Tower 1998 TV Series Vanessa Ratcliffe The Temptation of Franz Schubert 1997 TV Movie Karoline von Esterhazy Bright Hair 1997 TV Movie Ann Devenish Rebecca 1997 TV Mini-Series The Second Mrs de Winter Pride and Prejudice 1995 TV Mini-Series Georgiana Darcy
Producer Title Year Status Character The Game's Up 2008 TV Movie producer
Self Title Year Status Character This Morning 2016 TV Series Herself Harry Hill's Tea Time 2016 TV Series Herself - Guest Up Late with Rylan 2016 TV Series Herself - Guest Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway 2016 TV Series Emilia Fox Bear Grylls: Mission Survive 2015 TV Series Herself Mel & Sue 2015 TV Series Herself The Crime Thriller Club 2013-2014 TV Series documentary Herself / Dr. Nikki Alexander Would I Lie to You? 2014 TV Series Herself Loose Women 2009-2014 TV Series Herself The Kumars 2014 TV Series Herself Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 2012 TV Series Herself The Rob Brydon Show 2012 TV Series Herself Who Do You Think You Are? 2011 TV Series documentary Herself The Graham Norton Show 2011 TV Series Herself - Guest Breakfast 2007-2010 TV Series Herself The British Academy Television Awards 2010 TV Movie documentary Herself The Real Hustle 2010 TV Series documentary Herself Merlin: Secrets & Magic 2009 TV Series documentary Herself Vanishing of the Bees 2009 Documentary Herself - Narrator The One Show 2009 TV Series Herself Something for the Weekend 2009 TV Series Herself The Orange British Academy Film Awards 2009 TV Special Herself Sunday AM 2008 TV Series Herself How TV Changed Britain 2008 TV Series documentary Herself The British Academy Television Awards 2008 TV Special Herself Richard & Judy 2005-2008 TV Series Herself There's Something About... Morse 2007 TV Movie documentary Herself Ballet Shoes: Deleted Scenes 2007 Video documentary short Sylvia Brown (uncredited) Behind the Scenes: Big Trouble in Little Wallop 2006 Video documentary short Herself / Rosie Jones (uncredited) Keeping Mum: Big Trouble in Little Wallop 2006 Video documentary short Herself / Rosie Jones (uncredited) GMTV 2001-2006 TV Series Herself Timeshift 2006 TV Series documentary Herself - Narrator Pride and Prejudice Revisited 2005 TV Movie documentary Narrator The Evening Standard British Film Awards 2005 TV Special Herself Today with Des and Mel 2003 TV Series Herself The Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2003 2003 TV Movie documentary Herself Bo' Selecta! 2003 TV Series Herself RI:SE 2002 TV Series Herself A History of Britain 2002 TV Mini-Series documentary
Won Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 2003 Best Actress Flaiano Film Festival Prendimi l'anima (2002)
Nominated Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 2009 Dagger Crime Thriller Awards, UK Best Leading Actress Silent Witness (1996) 2003 Eagle Polish Film Awards Best Actress (Najlepsza Glówna Rola Kobieca) The Pianist (2002)
Known for movies The Pianist (2002)
Silent Witness (2004-2016)
David Copperfield (1999)
Cashback (2006)
$8 Million
