Heir to the Redgrave name, one of the most distinguished theatrical legacies in the world, Jemma Redgrave is the granddaughter of Sir Michael and Lady Rachel, the daughter of Corin, and the niece of Vanessa and Lynn. Although her profile in the US has not yet reached the level of her first cousin, Natasha Richardson, Redgrave nevertheless has begun to make a name for herself in leading and supporting roles in films and TV in the 1990s. Redgrave studied at LAMDA, and then took to the stage, first performing in a production of "Lady Windemere's Fan" in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She then
Performed in numerous stage productions in Belfast and on London's West End
1988
Acted in "Easter"; Redgraves claims that working on this production provided a breakthrough because the director David Leveaux told her "I don't believe a word you're saying"
1988
Film debut, "Dream Demons"
1990
Early TV work, "The Real Charlotte" seen in USA as a "Masterpiece Theatre" presentation
1990
Acted aliongside aunts Vanessa and Lynn in a London production of "Three Sisters"
