Kelly Macdonald: who is Scottish Line of Duty actress, what has she been in and could she be next Doctor Who? By Iain Leggat. Published 5th Apr 2021, 16:24 BST.

When actress Kelly Macdonald was filming “Swallows and Amazons,” she read the original books, written by British author Arthur Ransome, to her son, now age nine. But instead of getting him ...

Scottish actress Kelly Macdonald was 19 when she joined the cast of “Trainspotting,” her first movie. It was a nerve-wracking experience, but one that put MacDonald on a path to becoming a ...

It’s been 22 years since actress Kelly Macdonald lightened our hearts with her presence in the groundbreaking, boys-will-be-boys romp, “Trainspotting." After all that time, she is now finally ...

Scottish actress Kelly MacDonald, 31, best known for her role in Trainspotting, and her husband, Travis bassist Dougie Payne, 35, are expecting their first child in March. She said that they are ...

Trainspotting and Broadwalk Empire actress Kelly Macdonald is to play the police officer suspected of corruption in season six of BBC One‘s smash-hit crime drama Line Of Duty.. Macdonald will ...

Late last month, the Current spoke to Scottish actress Kelly Macdonald (Trainspotting, TV’s Boardwalk Empire) and director and Oscar-nominated producer Marc Turtletaub (Little Miss Sunshine) ...

NEW YORK (AP) — A publicist for Scottish actress Kelly Macdonald says she and her husband, musician Douglas Payne, have separated. Macdonald is known for her roles in movies including "Trainspotting," ...

For Scottish actress Kelly MacDonald, convincing Joel and Ethan Coen that she could excise her soft Glaswegian brogue and affect the West Texas lilt of trailer wife Carla Jean for "No Country for ...

‘Brave’s’ Kelly Macdonald on Her Character Merida: ‘She Makes Her Own Trouble’ (Video) The "Boardwalk Empire" actress, who tells THR she didn't have a lot of familiarity with Disney ...

Macdonald stars in the Line of Duty season 6 cast alongside Vicky McClure and Martin Compston. News you can trust since 1873. Sign In. Subscribe.