Amy Manson Height Weight Body Stats Age Family Facts

Father: Not Known
Mother: Not Known
Siblings: Ailsa Manson (Sister), James Manson (Brother)
Spouse: Unmarried
Children: None

Amy Manson is a Scottish film and TV actress who is popular for playing roles in TV shows like Torchwood, Casualty, Desperate Romantics, Being Human, Atlantis, and Once Upon a Time. She has been active in the industry for over a decade and entertaining her fans with her exceptionally amazing performances. You’ll find out below Amy Manson Height Weight and other lesser-known facts.

Early Life & Education – Amy was born on 9 September 1985 in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She has a sister named Alisa Manson and a brother, James Manson. The actress went to Westhill Academy and subsequently attended Stage Coach, a Saturday drama school where she studied acting. She then went to Central School of Speech and Drama but dropped out due to getting worked on her debut film.

Career – In 2006, she made her TV debut in an episode of the crime drama The Bill where she played the role of Martine McKenzie. She then debuted in the film as Jodie Hatfield in the fantasy horror Pumpkinhead: Blood Feud. She next acted in the direct-to-video Blood Monkey in the same year.

She then went on to make episode appearances in the following TV shows My Family, Nearly Famous, Doctors, and Torchwood. She next played Abby Evans in nine episodes of the medical drama series Casualty. It was her first major role that got the attention of viewers and TV experts.

In the next year, she got her career’s breakthrough role in the TV series Desperate Romantics where she portrayed Lizzie Siddal alongside Aidan Turner, Rafe Spall, Samuel Barnett, Sam Crane, and Zoë Tapper. Her performance received much appreciation from critics and the audience.

Besides acting, she provided her voice for the radio drama including Lost in Plain Sight, The Summer Walking, and The Dead Hour. So far the actress has been starred in many films and TV shows but her most recent appearance in the TV series The Nevers. The series premiered on HBO on April 11, 2021.