Claire Skinner
Claire Skinner is a British stage, film and television actress, best known for her role as the hapless mother Sue Brockman in the BBC sitcom "Outnumbered". Her film work includes the Mike Leigh productions "Life Is Sweet" and "Naked", "Bridget Jones's Diary" and "Sleepy Hollow".
Sleepy Hollow
(Beth Killian)
You're Dead...
(Jo)
Strings
(Jhinna (voice))
Naked
(Sandra)
Life Is Sweet
(Natalie)
Clockwork Mice
(Fairy)
The Escort
(Patricia)
Class of '76
(Dr. Kate Tremaine)
Eliminate: Archie Cookson
(Camilla)
The Critic
(Mary Brooke)
You Can Choose Your Friends
(Jane Arden)
The Trial of Tony Blair
(Nicky)
Oxide Ghosts: The Brass Eye Tapes
When Did You Last See Your Father?
(Gillian)
I.D.
(Marie)
Two Golden Balls
(Linda)
Eroica
(Josephine Deym)
The Booze Cruise
(Leonie Sewell)
Shoot Me!
(Claire)
The Return of the Native
(Thomasin)
Bridget Jones's Diary
(Magda)
The Rachel Papers
(Gloria)
Doctor Who: The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe
(Madge Arwell)
Boxing Day
(Auntie Caroline)
Chef
(Lucinda)
Life Begins
(Clare)
Inspector Morse
(Girl Pupil)
Trinity
(Dr. Angela Donne)
Murphy's Law
Hallmark Hall of Fame
(Thomasin)
Lark Rise to Candleford
Second Sight
(Catherine Tully)
Perfect Strangers
(Rebecca)
Coogan's Run
Trevor's World of Sport
(Meryl)
The Peter Principle
(Susan Harvey)
Outnumbered
(Sue)
The Booze Cruise
(Leone Sewell)
Sense and Sensibility
(Fanny Dashwood)
Bedtime
(Sarah Newcombe)
A Dance to the Music of Time
(Jean)
The Family Man
Ted Lasso
(Dr. Rogers)
Inside No. 9
(Angela)
Moving On
(Mary Ann)
Kingdom
(Brenda Collins)
Power Monkeys
(Sara)
Brass Eye
Doctor Who
(Madge Arwell)
Murder, They Hope
(Kerry)
South Of The Border
(Laura)
Class of '76
(Dr. Kate Tremaine)
The Chelsea Detective
(Charlotte Twist)
The Genius of Mozart
(Nannerl Mozart)
Agatha Christie's Marple
(Amy Murgatroyd)
The Wingless Bird
(Agnes Conway)
Critical
(Lorraine Rappaport)
Next of Kin
(DCI Vivien Barnes)
Vanity Fair
(Louise Sedley)
McDonald & Dodds
(Chief Superintendent Mary Ormond)
Coma
(Beth)
Brass Eye
(Martha O'Dennell/Helly Melvick)
The Pale Horse
(Yvonne Tuckerson)
Midsomer Murders
(Kitty Oswood)