All Star Mr and Mrs / Sharon Small and Dan Bridge Part 1
All Star Mr and Mrs / Sharon Small and Dan Bridge Part 2
Sharon Small discusses a book with Richard and Judy
Sharon Small in Gold Satin Silk Blouse
- Date of Birth: 01 January, 1967
- Place of Birth: Glasgow, Scotland
- Biography: Sharon Small (born 1 January 1967) is a Scottish actress.
Filmography
- Mistresses (2008)
- Pop Art (2008)
- Nina and the Neurons (2007)
- Dear Frankie (2005)
- Belly Button (2004)
- About a Boy (2002)
- The Inspector Lynley Mysteries (2001)
- Glasgow Kiss (2000)
- Sunburn (1999)
- Driven (1998)
- Bumping the Odds (1997)
- No Child of Mine (1997)
News
Stargazing | Brown and Rihanna, Sharon Small of 'Mistresses,' America's Next Top Model, Walt of 'Lost'
kansascity.com –
2009-03-04
Every woman has her peak years. But during actress Sharon Small's she was cast as a fat, ugly woman on a now-famous British TV series. ... Full Article
Scottish actress goes from lumpy to lusty
dispatch.com –
2009-02-27
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. -- Every woman has her peak years. But during actress Sharon Small's, she was cast as a fat, ugly woman on a famous British TV series. ... Full Article
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. -- Every woman has her peak years. But during actress Sharon Small's she was cast as a fat, ugly woman on a now-famous British TV series. ... Full Article
Sharon Small: I'm not like Trudi
msn.com –
2009-02-24
Sharon Small has claimed she isn't as naive as her Mistresses character. The actress said she has little in common with mother-of-two Trudi Malloy in real life. ... Full Article
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. - Every woman has her peak years. But during actress Sharon Small's she was cast as a fat, ugly woman on a now-famous British TV series. ... Full Article
The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: Series Seven Regular airtime: Sundays, 9pm ET (PBS) Cast: Nathaniel Parker, Sharon Small, Paul Hickey US release date: 10 August 2008
popmatters.com –
2008-08-10
Elizabeth Georges books, like earlier, classic British crime novels, focus on an aristocratic protagonist, Thomas Lynley, eighth Earl of Asherton. But where Dorothy Sayers foppish Lord Peter Wimsey and Marjorie Allinghams enigmatic Albert Campion made the previously working-class business of... ... Full Article