Patsy Byrne
English actress in 'Harry Potter'
English actress in 'Harry Potter'
1933
93 years ago
Performers & Entertainers
United Kingdom
An English actress, known for work in theater and television. Gained prominence through the role of Nymphadora Tonks in the 'Harry Potter' film series. Contributed to various stage productions throughout a lengthy career. Appeared in popular television series including 'The Whoops Apocalypse' and 'Blackadder' as well. Worked consistently in the British entertainment industry over several decades until retirement.
Portrayed Nymphadora Tonks in 'Harry Potter'
Appeared in 'Blackadder' series
Starred in 'The Whoops Apocalypse'
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