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Born and raised in Nottingham & Mansfield, Cassie Bradley is a British actress known for her work with Sam Mendes and Marianne Elliott at the National Theatre and her screen appearances on BBC, ITV and Channel 5. Bradley trained at The Oxford School of Drama. In her final year of training, she performed an original short written for her by Patrick Marber. Upon graduating, she was cast by Mendes in the National Theatre's production of King Lear, starring alongside Simon Russell Beale. She returned for her second season with the National Theatre Company in 2016, playing Maggie Pearson in Marianne Elliott & Ben Power's celebrated production of Husbands and Sons with Anne-Marie Duff. She received critical acclaim for her role as Dimitri Mitropoulos in the groundbreaking 2017 all-female production of Posh by Laura Wade. On screen she is best known for playing Jinty Morgan in The Coroner and Sophie West in Suspects. In 2017 she joined the cast of Casualty as Leigh-Anne Carr for BBC Drama. In summer 2018 she began filming ITV's feature length drama Torvill & Dean. Bradley is a passionate advocate for working class actors. She has contributed to articles and panels campaigning for greater opportunities for actors from low socioeconomic backgrounds. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Curtis Brown
