Honeysuckle Weeks

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Biography

Honeysuckle Weeks was educated at Roedean and Oxford, where she took a degree in English. For three months in 1998 followed took a History…more

Born

8/1/1979, Chichester, West Sussex, England

Birth Name

Honeysuckle Weeks

Gender

Female

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    • She may be best known as Samantha Stewart, Foyle's assistant in the Second World War era detective series Foyle's War.
    • Honeysuckle played Viola in a Theatre Royal, Plymouth, touring production of Twelfth Night from September to December, 2005, opposite Matthew Kelly as Malvolio.
    • She appeared in a 14-minute film from the National Film and Television School called 77. It's about a teenage couple in a Sussex village in 1977, and Honeysuckle's part is called Ruth. The film was shown at an event called the Aspen Shortsfest in 1998.
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    • Honeysuckle Weeks: (on her fling with Hugh Grant) He was charming, funny and sharp, not the bumbling idiot of his films. Hugh is famed for his roving eye, so I never took it too seriously and we have since parted.
    • Honeysuckle Weeks: I think to be a good actor you need either a good experience of life or education, or both.
    • Honeysuckle Weeks: I have been given stick about my name, but everyone is teased about something. It can sometimes be awkward, for instance when I am introduced to someone in a club. I have occasionally said my name is Holly.