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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.
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Honeysuckle played Viola in a Theatre Royal, Plymouth, touring production of Twelfth Night from September to December, 2005, opposite Matthew Kelly as Malvolio.
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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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In a stage production of Hamlet at the Old Fire Station, Oxford, in 1998, Honeysuckle played the part of Hamlet's friend Rosencrantz, who is usually a man, but in this production Rosencrantz was a woman.
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Honeysuckle took part in some of the comedy sketches in BBC TV's December 2000 Christmas Special of Victoria Wood With All The Trimmings.
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She was reported to be dating the actor Andrew N. Robertson.
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Honeysuckle read (or majored in, as they say in the U.S.) English literature at Oxford University and got a second class honours degree. She now has her M.A.
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In 2004, she was nominated for a National Television Award (Most Popular Newcomer) for Foyle's War (2002).
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Honeysuckle was a child actress - her first screen appearance was in the TV show Goggle Eyes (1993) when she was thirteen.
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Her earliest years were spent in South Wales, where she was born, but she later moved to London.
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Her parents are named Robin and Susan Weeks.
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While spending a year in Florence to study the history of art, she wrote a play and produced it in a monastery.
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She has a sister called Perdita Weeks (born 1985) and a brother called Rollo Weeks (born 1987), both actors.
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She was educated at Roedean School and Pembroke College, Oxford.
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She starred in a commercial for Tango Clear.