Full actor profile
Jean Warren
Acting
17 known credits
0.4 popularity score 76 years
Biography
About Jean Warren
Jean Warren is a classically-trained actress, based in the UK, with over 30 years experience in stage, screen and television acting.
During her career, Jean has taken on a wide range of lead and character roles, and has worked alongside some of the finest worldwide talents in acting and directing.
Her extensive list of credits includes many classic series and films, including Boys from the Blackstuff, As Time Goes By, The Young Poisoner's Handbook and Only Fools and Horses to name but a few. Jean has appeared at the National Theatre, the West End, and in many leading repertory companies.
During her career, Jean has taken on a wide range of lead and character roles, and has worked alongside some of the finest worldwide talents in acting and directing.
Her extensive list of credits includes many classic series and films, including Boys from the Blackstuff, As Time Goes By, The Young Poisoner's Handbook and Only Fools and Horses to name but a few. Jean has appeared at the National Theatre, the West End, and in many leading repertory companies.
Career at a glance
Jean Warren across film and television
17credited titles
8movie credits
9TV credits
1980–2015screen career span
Notable work
Recent movies and TV shows
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