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Madeleine Harris

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2001-04-28
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The British actress, known for her breakout role as Judy Brown in the beloved film Paddington and its highly praised sequel Paddington 2, has steadily built an impressive career on both screen and television. She first gained attention with a recurring role on the popular comedy series Man Down, showcasing her talent alongside seasoned actors. Prior to that, she appeared in the historical TV mini-series The White Queen, where she portrayed Princess Margaret of York with quiet elegance and depth.

Before rising to fame, this talented actress made her professional debut in 2012 with appearances in a couple of episodes of the long-running medical drama Casualty. That same year, she added more credits to her growing resume, including roles in The Charles Dickens Show and Me and Mrs Jones, helping lay the foundation for her future success.

Hailing from Shepton Mallet in Somerset, the actress has remained grounded despite her increasing prominence in the entertainment industry. Her journey—from early guest spots to starring in major family films—reflects dedication and natural ability. As her career continues to evolve, audiences remain eager to see what this British actress does next.

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At first, she was turned down for the role in Paddington because she came across as too young—honestly, the casting team thought she didn’t quite fit the image they had in mind. But then, a few months later, they reconsidered and ended up offering her the part again. It just goes to show that timing plays a big role in these things. She proved them wrong and brought something special to the character. Sometimes, when you’re told “no” at first, it’s just because the moment isn’t right—not because you aren’t right for the role. And in this case, she really made the most of the second chance.

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