Anna Popplewell

Anna Katherine Popplewell hails from England. Popplewell's role in the role of Susan Pevensie, in The Chronicles of Narnia the fantasy show has been rewarded with numerous accolades. Anna Popplewell is a British stage, television and film actress. Her birth date was 16th December, 1988. She is well known for her character of Susan Pevensie from The Chronicles of Narnia in the year 2005. Chyler Slav in Halo 4 Forward Unto Dawn, from 2012 on, as well as Lady Lola of Reign. Anna was trained at the highly regarded North London Collegiate School for girls (2006-07). In 2007 admitted to Magdalen College University of Oxford for studying English Language and Literature (BA). Anna was a student of acting during her time in the Allsorts Drama School. She took part in several stage productions for students. Macbeth for example was presented at FSX cinemas in Oxford, England. The Nun 2 will be released in cinemas on 8 September 2023. Her appearances in other feature films including The Little Vampire Me Without You as well as Mansfield Park. Dirty Tricks as well as the BBC costumes dramatics Love in a Cold Climate & Daniel Deronda were amongst her TV roles. Prior to her role in The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe the beauty of 19 appeared as Vermeer's eldest daughter in Peter Webber's world popular film Girl with a Pearl Earring. Born and raised in London (the daughter of a barrister's father as well as a medical doctor mother), she's the eldest of three brothers each of whom attended Allsorts an academy for children's theatre. Lulu appeared in Richard Curtis Love Actually while Freddie was Michael Darling, in P.J. Hogan's 2003 movie Peter Pan. Popplewell was working on the film PRINCE CASPIAN, started studying English Literature at Magdalen College Oxford. Lewis had spent a large part of his professional life in Oxford.

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