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Kate Rutter

English actress

Kate Rutter is an English actress, best known for I, Daniel Blake, Peterloo and River City.

01Filmography

YearFilmRoleDirectorNotes
1997CasualtyJeanVarious
The Full MontyClerkPeter Cattaneo
1998Cold FeetSheilaVarious
1999Hearts and MindsSister MaryCharles McDougall
2000Queer as FolkMrs. PerryVarious
Fat FriendsHelenKay Mellor
2002-2009Silent WitnessMrs. BrookVarious
2002-2009Holby CityCaroleVarious
2005PierrepointEileenAdrian Shergold
2010DoctorsLindaVarious
The ArborMotherClio Barnard
Oranges and SunshineVeraJim Loach
2012-2013River CityMiriam StubbsVariousSeries regular, 44 episodes
2013Scott and BaileyJoe’s solicitorVarious
The Railway ManJeanJonathan Teplitzky
2016DCI BanksMaureenVarious
I, Daniel BlakeAnnKen Loach
2017Cotton WoolMarionNicholas Connor
2018PeterlooReformerMike Leigh
2019Coronation StreetD.S. BeckettVarious
Four Weddings and a FuneralMargotVarious
His Dark MaterialsSister BettyVarious
2020Question TimeHerselfRob Hopkin
2024TrueloveBarbaraChloë Wicks and Carl Tibbetts3 episodes

02Personal life

Kate Rutter was born and raised in Leeds, Yorkshire, she trained as an actress at Rose Bruford College in Sidcup, Southeast London and began her career in 1977 working on various productions for Yorkshire Playhouse under director Phil Young. Her first television appearance was in 1994 in series Earthfasts by William Mayne. Since then Kate has appeared as a series regular in both ITV's Coronation Street and BBC's River City. In 2020, Kate Rutter's appearance in the audience of the BBC's Question Time sparked controversy over whether the actress was hired by the BBC.

03Awards and nominations

Award Category Nominated work Result
Los Angeles Film Awards Best Ensemble Cotton Wool Won
New York Film Awards Won
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