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Rachael Stirling

Stirling as the vicar's wife in the 2004 TV adaptation of Agatha Christie's The Murder at the Vicarage

Rachael Atalanta Stirling (born May 30, 1977 in London) is a British actress best known for her performance as Nancy Astley in the BBC drama Tipping the Velvet and also for being the daughter of Dame Diana Rigg.

Rachael made her first appearance on the stage, starring in Othello at the National Youth Theatre in 1997. Her first screen appearance was a year later in the British comedy film Still Crazy. A great start in films, her co-stars included such greats as Stephen Rea, Billy Connolly, Timothy Spall and Jimmy Nail. Other film projects have included Maybe Baby, Complicity (with her Tipping the Velvet co-star Keeley Hawes), Another Life with Vanity Fair's Natasha Little, The Triumph of Love starring Mira Sorvino, and Redemption Road.

Her first TV break was when she starred in American mini-series In the Beginning - charting God's creation of the universe and mankind opposite Jacqueline Bisset and Art Malik.

Trivia

* She can speak Russian and is highly skilled at horse-riding and jumping.
* Rachael attended Wycombe Abbey School in Buckinghamshire, England.
* Rachael has a degree in History of art from Edinburgh University.

External links

*Rachael Stirling Online - a fansite



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