Catherine Tate
English actress and comedian, The Catherine Tate Show
Born
December 5th, 1969
55 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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An English actress, comedian, and writer gained recognition through a blend of sketch comedy and improvisation. Rose to prominence with The Catherine Tate Show, which showcased various characters and comedic performances. Appeared in Doctor Who as the character Donna Noble, contributing to the show's legacy. Engaged in stand-up comedy and live performances, displaying versatility and wit in humor. Received several awards including BAFTA nominations, solidifying a place in British comedy.
Created and starred in The Catherine Tate Show
Played Donna Noble in Doctor Who
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