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AKA:
Joely Kim Richardson
Birthplace:
London, England
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This theatrical blueblood started her film acting career while still in drama school appearing in her father's "The Hotel New Hampshire" (1984) and as the young Jean Travers in David Hare's "Wetherby" (1985), with the mature Jean being played by Richardson's real-life mother, grande dame Vanessa Redgrave. The radiant and blithe blonde, a veteran of the Royal Shakespeare Company, subsequently marched through such undistinguished endeavors as "King Ralph" (1991), "Shining Through" (1992) and the de-musicalized "I'll Do Anything" (1994). In the former two, she played chilly elegant Europeans, in
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1984
Feature acting debut, "The Hotel New Hampshire", directed by father Tony Richardson
1985
First feature speaking role, "Wetherby"; portrayed her mother's character as a young woman
1986
Joined the Royal Shakespeare Company (date approximate)
1988
First starring role in a feature, "Drowning By Numbers"
1991
Featured in the comedy "King Ralph"
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