Julia Sawalha
Television

Julia Sawalha

Section Title: Television
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Year	Film	Role	Notes

1982	Fame Is the Spur	Amy	TV series (1 episode: "Episode 1.2")

Educating Marmalade	Good Girl	TV series (4 episodes)

1988	Inspector Morse	Rachel	TV series (1 episode: "Last Seen Wearing")

1989	Press Gang	Lynda Day/Young Katherine Hill	TV series (43 episodes: 1989–1993) RTS Television Award – Best Actor

1990	Spatz	Chloe Fairbanks	TV series (1 episode: "The Sound of Muzak")

1991	El C.I.D.	Trudy	TV series (1 episode: "Thursday's Child")

Casualty	Nikki Watson	TV series (1 episode: "Living In Hope")

Second Thoughts	Hannah Greyshott	TV series (47 episodes: 1991–1994)

1992	Bottom	Veronica Head	TV series (1 episode: "Parade")

Absolutely Fabulous	Saffron Monsoon	TV series (40 episodes: 1992–2012)

The Word	TV series (1 episode: "Episode 3.2")

1993	Parallel 9	TV series (1 episode: "Episode 2.5")

1994	Lovejoy	Joanna Whymark	TV series (1 episode: "Double-Edged Sword")

Keeper	Alison	tv short

Martin Chuzzlewit	Mercy Pecksniff	TV series (6 episodes)

1995	Pride and Prejudice	Lydia Bennet	TV mini-series (6 episodes)

Faith in the Future	Hannah Greyshott	TV series (22 episodes: 1995–1998)

1996	French and Saunders	TV series (1 episode: "Baywatch")

Tales from the Crypt	Teresa	TV series (1 episode: "The Kidnapper")

1997	McLibel!	Helen Steel	TV mini-series (1 episode: "Episode 1.1")

Ain't Misbehavin'	Dolly Nightingale	TV mini-series (3 episodes)

An Audience with the Spice Girls	TV special

1998	Absolutely Fabulous: Absolutely Not!	Saffron Monsoon	video

Light Lunch	TV series (1 episode: "The Future's Bright, the Future's Funny")

1999	Doctor Who: The Curse of Fatal Death	Emma	Charity spoof TV movie by Comic Relief

The Flint Street Nativity	Wise Man	TV movie

The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything	Catherine Parr	TV movie

Late Lunch	TV series (1 episode: "#2.14")

1999–2000	Kipper the Dog	Mouse (voice)	Animated TV series (4 episodes)

2000	Mirrorball	Freda Keill	TV short

Time Gentlemen Please	Janet Wilson	TV series (21 episodes: 2000–2001)

Sheeep	Georgina (voice)	Animated TV series (26 episodes: 2000)

The Hatching of 'Chicken Run'	TV special

Loose Women	TV series (1 episode: "#2.13")

Bob Martin	TV series (1 episode: "Through the Keyhole")

Masterchef	TV series (1 episode: "#10.14")

Poultry in Motion: The Making of Chicken Run	Herself	TV special

HBO First Look	Herself	TV series (1 episode: "The Hatching of Chicken Run")

Stars in Their Eyes	TV series (1 episode: "Cerys Matthews")

2001	Jonathan Creek	Carla Borrego	TV series (7 episodes: 2002–2004)

2003	Hornblower	Maria Mason/Hornblower	TV series (2 films: 2003)

2004	Comedy Connections	Narrator (voice)	TV series (14 episodes: 2003–2004)

The Story of Absolutely Fabulous	TV special

Hell's Kitchen	TV series (1 episode: "#1.4")

2006	A Taste of My Life	TV special

Who Do You Think You Are?	TV series (1 episode: "Julia Sawalha")

2007	Cranford	Jessie Brown	TV series (5 episodes)

The Underdog Show	TV series (unknown episodes)

The Graham Norton Show	TV series (1 episode: "#1.7")

2008	Lark Rise to Candleford	Dorcas Lane	TV series (40 episodes: 2008–2011)

2009	The Alan Titchmarsh Show	TV series (1 episode: "9 March 2009")

2013	Agatha Christie's Marple	Mrs. Cresswell	TV series (1 episode: "Greenshaw's Folly")

2014	Remember Me	Jan Ward	TV series (3 episodes)

2016	Midsomer Murders	Penny Henderson	TV series (1 episode: "Saints and Sinners")

Sentence(s)

Julia Sawalha acted as Jessie Brown in the 2007 series "Cranford" and in Lark Rise to Candleford in 2008.

final_sentence: Julia Sawalha acted as Jessie Brown in the 2007 series "Cranford" and in Lark Rise to Candleford in 2008.