Kirsty Mitchell

Kirsty Loretta Mitchell ( born June 28, 1974 in Glasgow ) is a British actress.

Career

Mitchell began her film career in 1996 in the drama Small Faces. It was mainly in the United Kingdom in the late 1990s sought to an actress. She played, for example, in the monumental film Attila the Hun, who had 2004 free TV premiere in Germany. In 2001, she turned with Michael Keaton and Robert Duvall sports drama A Shot at Glory, in which it is about a young soccer player from the province, the village club has sought to countrywide. In 2002, she starred in the mafia film Al's Lads with. For her role as a prostitute in the late 1920s, she has won several awards in the UK. In 2005, she turned in Scotland - including next to Christopher Lee - the comedy Greyfriars Bobby.

Filmography (selection)

• 2001: Attila - The Hun ( Attila )
• 2002: Lighthouse Hill
• 2002: Dangerous double life - The Pilot 's Wife ( The Pilot 's Wife )
• 2003: I'll Be There
• 2005: Monarch of the Glen ( TV series)
• 2010: Lake Placid 3
• 2011: Mercenaries - Lawless and feared ( Mercenaries )
• 2011: Case Histories ( TV series)