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Charlotte Hope

Charlotte Hope

Known for Acting
Born 1988-10-15 in Salisbury, England, UK
Age 37
Mostly Horror, Thriller
1Films in catalog
20Credits
2012 to 2028Years active
11Trailers on Reactr
Biography

Charlotte Louise Norris, known professionally as Charlotte Hope, is an English actress. Born 1988, she is best known for her role as Myranda in Game of Thrones and her roles in Testament of Youth and The Theory of Everything. After appearing in Season 3 and Season 4 of the HBO series Game of Thrones, Hope reprised her role as Myranda for the final time in Season 5.

She is the younger sister of musician Emily Norris.

Biography from TMDB.

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Evil Dead Wrath
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Evil Dead Wrath
2028 · Teaser
One of Us poster
One of Us
2026
Bury Me When I'm Dead
2025 · Trailer
as Catherine Samsa
It Was English poster
It Was English
2025
as Mal
Meet Me by the Sea poster
Meet Me by the Sea
2024
as Anna
The Piper
2023 · Trailer
as Mel
The Nun
2018 · Trailer
as Sister Victoria
Three Christs
2017 · Trailer
as Becky
A United Kingdom
2016 · Trailer
as Olivia Lancaster
Allied
2016 · Trailer
as Louise
North v South poster
North v South
2015
as Willow Clarke
Testament of Youth
2015 · Trailer
as Betty
Marked
2014
as Primrose
The Theory of Everything
2014 · Trailer
as Philippa Hawking
Insomniacs poster
Insomniacs
2014
as Jenny
The Invisible Woman
2013 · Trailer
as Prostitute
Les Misérables
2012 · Trailer
as Ensemble Factory Women
La vie obstinée
Release date to be announced
The Chelsea Cowboy poster
The Chelsea Cowboy
Release date to be announced
as Sandra
Hiker poster
Hiker
Release date to be announced
as Hannah

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