Sophie Thompson is an English actress.
Biography[]
Born in London to actress Phyllida Law, Thompson made her screen debut in the television series A Traveller in Time and studied at Bristol Old Vic School. She appeared as Ophelia in a 1988 production of Hamlet and starred in such films as Four Weddings and a Funeral, Emma and Gosford Park.
Thompson also made a number of appearances on television, including Midsomer Murders and A Harlot's Progress and a notorious turn as the soap villain Stella Crawford in EastEnders.
Singing[]
After receiving an Olivier Award nominated performance for her turn as Amy in Company , Thompson also portrayed the Baker's Wife in Into the Woods and Miss Adelaide in Guys and Dolls.
Film[]
Dancing at Lughnasa (1995)[]
- Will You Come to Abyssinia (solo)
- Down by the Salley Gardens
Stage[]
Company (1995)[]
- Company (contains solo lines)
- The Little Things You Do Together (contains solo lines)
- Getting Married Today (contains solo lines)
- Side by Side by Side/What Would We Do Without You?
- Poor Baby (contains solo lines)
- Finale Ultimo
Into the Woods (1998)[]
- Act One Prologue (contains solo lines)
- The Cow as White as Milk/The Spell is On My House (duet)
- Maybe They're Magic (duet)
- A Very Nice Prince (duet)
- A Very Nice Prince (reprise)(duet)
- It Takes Two (duet)
- Act Two Prologue (contains solo lines)
- Any Moment (duet)
- Any Moment (reprise)(duet)
- Moments in the Woods (solo)
- Act Two Finale (contains solo lines)
Guys and Dolls (2014)[]
- A Bushel and a Peck (contains solo lines)
- Adelaide's Lament (solo)
- Take Back Your Mink (contains solo lines)
- Adelaide's Second Lament (solo)
- Marry the Man Today (duet)
- Guys and Dolls (reprise)
Gallery[]
Amy in Company.
Miss Adelaide in Guys and Dolls.