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|birth date = [[June]] [[1991]]<br />Chatham, Kent, [[England]]
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'''Yasmin Paige''' (born [[June]] [[1991]]) played [[Maria Jackson]] during the first series of ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]''. She left as a member of the regular cast at the start of series 2, but cameoed later that same series.
'''Yasmin Paige''' (born [[June]] [[1991]]) played [[Maria Jackson]] during the first series of ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]''. She left as a member of the regular cast at the start of series 2, but cameoed later that same series.


Prior to ''Sarah Jane'', Paige had perhaps received her greatest exposure from co-starring with [[w:c:harrypotter:Emma Watson|Emma Watson]] and [[Marc Warren]] in the [[2007]] film ''Ballet Shoes'', produced by [[Piers Wenger]]. The TV adaptation of a popular book of the same name was broadcast in many [[English]]-speaking countries. It received a limited theatrical release in the [[United States]]. However, she was already known to regular viewers of the [[CBBC]] prior to ''Sarah Jane'', thanks to her two-year stint on the Saturday morning hourly, ''[[wikipedia:The Mysti Show|The Mysti Show]]''. She had also appeared, in [[2004]], alongside [[Peter Davison]] in ''[[wikipedia:The Last Detective|The Last Detective]]''. Her first role was in multi-award-winning [[2003]] film, ''[[wikipedia:Wondrous Oblivion|Wondrous Oblivion]].''
Prior to ''Sarah Jane'', Paige had perhaps received her greatest exposure from co-starring with [[w:c:harrypotter:Emma Watson|Emma Watson]] and [[Marc Warren]] in the [[2007]] film ''Ballet Shoes'', produced by [[Piers Wenger]]. The TV adaptation of a popular book of the same name was broadcast in many [[English]]-speaking countries. It received a limited theatrical release in the [[United States]]. However, she was already known to regular viewers of the [[CBBC]] prior to ''Sarah Jane'', thanks to her two-year stint on the Saturday morning hourly, {{wi|The Mysti Show}}. She had also appeared, in [[2004]], alongside [[Peter Davison]] in {{wi|The Last Detective}}. Her first role was in the multi-award-winning [[2003]] film {{w|Wondrous Oblivion}}.


Following her departure from ''Sarah Jane'', she was a regular in the [[2009]] [[serial]], ''[[wikipedia:Murderland|Murderland]]'', directed by [[Catherine Morshead]] and was one of the stars of the [[2010]] film, ''Submarine''. In [[2012]], she returned to a regular role on the BBC — this time on the [[BBC Three]] comedy, {{wi|Pramface (TV series)|Pramface}}, under [[director]] [[Dan Zeff]].
Following her departure from ''Sarah Jane'', she was a regular in the [[2009]] [[serial]] {{wi|Murderland}}, directed by [[Catherine Morshead]], and was one of the stars of the [[2010]] film ''Submarine''. In [[2012]], she returned to a regular role on the BBC — this time on the [[BBC Three]] comedy {{wi|Pramface (TV series)|Pramface}}, under [[director]] [[Dan Zeff]].


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Yasmin Paige (born June 1991) played Maria Jackson during the first series of The Sarah Jane Adventures. She left as a member of the regular cast at the start of series 2, but cameoed later that same series.

Prior to Sarah Jane, Paige had perhaps received her greatest exposure from co-starring with Emma Watson and Marc Warren in the 2007 film Ballet Shoes, produced by Piers Wenger. The TV adaptation of a popular book of the same name was broadcast in many English-speaking countries. It received a limited theatrical release in the United States. However, she was already known to regular viewers of the CBBC prior to Sarah Jane, thanks to her two-year stint on the Saturday morning hourly, The Mysti Show. She had also appeared, in 2004, alongside Peter Davison in The Last Detective. Her first role was in the multi-award-winning 2003 film Wondrous Oblivion.

Following her departure from Sarah Jane, she was a regular in the 2009 serial Murderland, directed by Catherine Morshead, and was one of the stars of the 2010 film Submarine. In 2012, she returned to a regular role on the BBC — this time on the BBC Three comedy Pramface, under director Dan Zeff.

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