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'''Suranne Jones''' (born '''Sarah Anne Jones''' [[2 January]] [[1979]]) is an English actress. Jones played [[Mona Lisa]] in ''[[Mona Lisa's Revenge]],'' and went on to play the dual role of [[Idris]] and [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] in ''[[The Doctor's Wife]].'' | '''Suranne Jones''' (born '''Sarah Anne Jones''' [[2 January]] [[1979]]) is an English actress. Jones played [[Mona Lisa]] in ''[[Mona Lisa's Revenge]],'' and went on to play the dual role of [[Idris]] and [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] in ''[[The Doctor's Wife]].'' | ||
Best known for her work on ''[[Coronation Street]]'', she acted alongside [[Tenth Doctor]] actor [[David Tennant]] and [[Neve McIntosh]] in ''[[wikipedia:Single Father (TV series)|Single Father]]'' for the [[BBC]] in [[2010]]. In [[2011]] she co-starred with [[Lesley Sharp]] in the crime series ''Scott & Bailey'', based on an original idea by Jones and Sally Lindsay. | Best known for her work on ''[[Coronation Street]]'', she acted alongside [[Tenth Doctor]] actor [[David Tennant]] and [[Neve McIntosh]] in ''[[wikipedia:Single Father (TV series)|Single Father]]'' for the [[BBC]] in [[2010]]. In [[2011]] she co-starred with [[Lesley Sharp]] in the crime series ''Scott & Bailey'', based on an original idea by Jones and Sally Lindsay. The series debuted on ITV a few weeks after the broadcast of ''The Doctor's Wife'', and has been renewed for a second season. | ||
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Revision as of 17:02, 4 November 2011
Suranne Jones (born Sarah Anne Jones 2 January 1979) is an English actress. Jones played Mona Lisa in Mona Lisa's Revenge, and went on to play the dual role of Idris and the Doctor's TARDIS in The Doctor's Wife.
Best known for her work on Coronation Street, she acted alongside Tenth Doctor actor David Tennant and Neve McIntosh in Single Father for the BBC in 2010. In 2011 she co-starred with Lesley Sharp in the crime series Scott & Bailey, based on an original idea by Jones and Sally Lindsay. The series debuted on ITV a few weeks after the broadcast of The Doctor's Wife, and has been renewed for a second season.
