Anne-Marie Duff

Personal context

Summary

Anne-Marie Duff is an actor known for Shameless, The Virgin Queen, The Magdalene Sisters, Suffragette and Bad Sisters. Her roles often center on complicated women, working-class life and family relationships, across contemporary drama and historical stories. Duff appeared in Women’s Aid’s 2007 domestic-violence awareness campaign, has voiced support for #MeToo, and has spoken about women’s rights and the reversal of Roe v. Wade. She has described herself as a political person; no public record of party campaigning, or race-focused, LGBTQ or DEI advocacy, is on record.