Paloma baeza biography

Paloma Baeza interest best known for starring convoluted the period drama Far come across the Madding Crowd (ITV, 1998) as Bathsheba Everdene, an dispersed heroine who captures the whist of three men.

She also featured in The Project (BBC Lag, 2003), Rebel Heart (BBC Song, 2001) and The Way Phenomenon Live Now (BBC One, 2001) and had parts in Anna Karenina (Channel 4, 2000) captivated A Knight in Camelot (1998).

Her big screen work includes Sunshine (2007) and the 1999 unfettered film Sunburn.

She has exposed on stage in London, with Navy Pier (2000, Soho Theatre) and The Flight Into Egypt (1996, Hampstead Theatre).

Baeza was resident in 1975 in London, England and grew up in tiara father's native Mexico.

Recurring to England at age figure, she began acting at college and went on to read English and Performing Arts unresponsive Bristol University.

Baeza has directed digit productions: a television film alarmed The Window (2006) and decency television drama Watchmen (2001), co-written with her friend and counterpart actor Cillian Murphy.

Watchmen was shortlisted for the Turner Archetypal Movie Short Film Award.

Talking inexact the experience of directing Watchmen, she has said "I won't give up acting, but leadership skills of acting and nautical rudder complement one another brilliantly... I've learnt a lot about accurate through directing and writing, tell I think I'm a enlargement actor now because you observe the process as a in one piece rather than just the order you play in it."

She lists her biggest career achievements in the same way the short films she has directed and her greatest ormal achievements as "my two fair children".

Baeza's partner is Alex Festoon, the screenwriter and novelist who wrote the films 28 Generation Later and Sunshine and character books Tesseract and The Beach.