Jacqueline King

Jacqueline King is a British actress. King trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, and, since leaving, her theatre work has taken her to Africa, Canada, Sri Lanka, and UAE. She has appeared in London's West End in Alan Ayckbourn's Comic Potential and Damsels in Distress.

She has had recurring roles in television series "Casualty" (2001), "The Bill" (2006) and "Doctors" (2007) and is perhaps best known for her recurring roles as Georgina Hodge in 11 episodes of "55 Degrees North" (2004 to 2005) and Sylvia Noble in "Doctor Who" (2006 and 2008). She has also appeared in the film "Gabriel & Me" (2001)cite news
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In 2003, she guest-starred alongside Derek Jacobi in the "Doctor Who" audio drama "Deadline" written by Rob Shearman.

She has also narrated has recorded over 70 unabridged audio books such as Mother of Pearl and The Leaving of Liverpool, both penned by Maureen Lee and is very popular with voice acting work.

She currently lives in Wimbledon, London with her husband who is also an actor.

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