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Margo Stilley-1

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1982-11-20
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She first gained attention for her role in the controversial 2004 British film 9 Songs, where she performed real on-screen sex acts—a bold move that certainly made headlines. Before all the fame, she had already started building her path as a model in Milan during her teenage years. Then, at just 18, she made the big move to London, chasing new opportunities. During that time, she got engaged to Bruce Cummings, a finance worker, and for a while, it seemed like things were going well. But eventually, the relationship didn’t last, and the two went their separate ways. She’s always been someone who follows her own path—unconventional, yes, but undeniably authentic.

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She once again joined forces with Michael Winterbottom, the director behind 9 Songs, this time for the BBC comedy series The Trip. It was another solid collaboration between her and Winterbottom, showcasing their strong creative chemistry. Over the years, she has worked with Michael Winterbottom on multiple projects, and each time, the results have been compelling. Working alongside Michael Winterbottom brought a unique energy to The Trip, blending humor and depth in a way that only their partnership could achieve.

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