Saffron Burrows
Actress in 'On Dangerous Ground' and 'Troy'
Born
October 22nd, 1972
53 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1972, this English-American actress gained recognition through a variety of roles across film and television. Notable performances include appearances in 'On Dangerous Ground' and the epic 'Troy'. Throughout the career, significant work in both dramas and comedies established a solid presence in the entertainment industry. Also contributed to television series such as 'The Fear' and 'Boston Legal'. Notably, transitioned between independent films and major studio projects, showing versatility in acting skills.
Starred in 'Troy' alongside Brad Pitt
Featured in 'On Dangerous Ground'
Appeared in 'Boston Legal' as Lorraine Weller
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