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Daniela Nardini

Daniela Nardini

Actor · Born 1968-04-26 · Largs, Ayrshire, Scotland, UK

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Biography

A Scottish actress of Italian ancestry, Daniela Nardini first shot to fame in the mid 90s playing the part of the feisty and self-destructive Anna Forbes in BBC2 smash hit This Life. The role earned her a BAFTA Best Actress award in 1998 and also earned her a Scottish BAFTA. She received a second Scottish BAFTA in 2009 for her performance in Annie Griffin's New Town.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Vera (2011) — Anne Preece
  2. Sunshine on Leith (2013) — Chef
  3. Lewis (2007) — Magda Donnelly
  4. Sunset Song (2015) — Jena Guthrie
  5. The Fades (2011) — Helen
  6. The Party's Just Beginning (2018)
  7. Waterloo Road (2006) — Esther Fairclough
  8. Gunpowder, Treason & Plot (2004) — Lady Huntly
  9. This Life (1996) — Anna
  10. Tube Tales (1999) — Heroine (segment "Mouth")
  11. Festival (2005) — Joan Gerard
  12. Elephant Juice (1999) — Daphne
  13. This Life +10 (2007) — Anna Forbes
  14. Reckless (1997) — Vivien Reid
  15. Quite Ugly One Morning (2004) — Sara Slaughter
  16. The Fantastic Mr Feynman (2013) — Narrator (voice)
  17. Timeshift (2002) — self
  18. Love in the 21st Century (1999) — Ellie
  19. Sirens (2002) — DC Jay Pearson
  20. The Crash (2013) — Susanna Grew
  21. Shiny Shiny Bright New Hole in My Heart (2006) — Maya
  22. Bunny (2018)
  23. Big Women (1998) — Layla
  24. Rough Treatment (2000) — Eve Turner
  25. Two Doors Down (2013) — Caroline
  26. Your Cheatin' Heart (1990)
  27. Undercover Heart (1998) — Lois Howarth
  28. Rubenesque (2013) — Bethann
  29. Priest School (2020) — Narrator
  30. Your Cheatin' Heart (1990)
  31. If... (2004)
  32. The 50 Greatest Television Dramas (2007) — Self
  33. Transsexual Stories (2015) — Narrator (voice)
  34. New Town (2009) — Meredith
  35. Duck Daze (2019) — Johnina
  36. Surreally Scozzese: Enrico Cocozza 1921 - 1997 (2001) — Self - (narrator)
  37. Dancing (1995)
  38. Outside the Rules (2002)
  39. The Sherman Plays (1993) — Bev