Anna Maxwell Martin is as close to British television gold you can get, she has thrilled fans over the years with her depth of roles and captivating performances. May 10,1977Beverley,East Yorkshire) is an English actress of great talent and importance in the international.It has become a staple for audiences around the world.

Early Life and Breakthrough Roles

Martin’s interest in theatre was sparked while she attend school_stage production. This was an early sign that she may want a career in the arts, and eventually had her first professional stage debut back in 2001. But it’s not until her TV appearances that she really began to capture the attention of entertainment industry.

But in 2005 she landed her breakthrough role, playing the duplicitous Esther Summerson on a BBC adaptation of Charles Dickens’s Bleak House. This led to her being nominated for a BAFTA Television Award as Best Actress which made Sarah Lancashire the new coming ‘star of tomorrow’, in terms of acting anyway.

A Diverse Range of Roles

And in the 13 years since her breakthrough, Martin has kept it up­—she’s played complex characters who have ranged not only by era but depth too. Among her most unforgettable performances are:

N in Poppy Shakespeare one of the lead roles that helped solidify her reputation as a strong and compelling actress also featured on Channel 4. For this multifaceted and deviant personage, Dench obtained yet another BAFTA Television Award.

· DCS Patricia Carmichael in Line of Duty: Martin wowed both reviewers and viewers alike with her portrayal of the formidable police officer — one not to suffer fools lightly, let alone on hit BBC crime drama series Line of Duty.

Kelly Major in ‘Code 404’: In this sci-fi comedy series she earned the stripes on her acting britches with tongue-in-cheek poise as a tech- savvy police officer.

* Motherland: The balance of Julia’s neurosis and relatability in Martin