Abigail Cruttenden

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Abigail Cruttenden

Born	Abigail L. Cruttenden 1969
Spouse(s)	Sean Bean (1997 to 2000) Jonathan R. Fraser (December 2003 - present)

Abigail Cruttenden (born 1969) is an English actress.

Born into a stage family, her grandmother Cynthia Coatts runs the Rosslyn School of Dance and Drama in London, while her mother Julia Cruttenden, runs the stage make-up school Greasepaint in London.

Having previously dated film director Ol Parker, she played opposite Sean Bean as his character's onscreen wife Jane in several episodes of Sharpe. His third marriage, the couple wed in 1997 and had a daughter, Evie. Three months later the couple started divorce proceedings.- they divorced in 2000, and she remarried in 2003.

1 Filmography
2 External links

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Theatre

Hay Fever, 1992 London production

[edit] Film

Hideous Kinky (1998) - Charlotte
Charlotte Gray (2001) - Daisy

[edit] TV

Teenage Kicks (2008)
The Commander - The Devil You Know (2007)
Foyle's War (2007)
Benidorm (2007 - present)
Sex, the City and Me (2007) - Ali
The Robinsons (2005)
Doctors and Nurses (2004)
Rosemary & Thyme - Patsy Connolly (2003)
Helen West (2002) - Emily Elliot
Sword of Honour (2001) - Kerstie Kilbannock
Anna Karenina (2000) - Betsy
Monarch of the Glen (2000)
The Canterbury Tales (1998) - Emily
Jane Eyre (1997) - Blanche Ingram
Into the Blue (1997) - Heather Mallender
Bribery and Corruption (1997) - Annabel Lynes
Performance - Clara Browning (Message for Posterity, 1994)
Love on a Branch Line (1994) - Belinda
The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes - The Illustrious Client, Miss Violet Merville (1991)
Van der Valk - Else (A Sudden Silence, 1991)
Centrepoint (1990) - Saskia
TECX - Marijke Van Den Broeck (1 episode, Rock a Buy Baby, 1990)
Poirot - Geraldine Oglander (1 episode, The King of Clubs, 1989)
The Storyteller (1988)
Intimate Contact (1987) - Nell Gregory
The Bell-Run (1987) - Gudrun Glover
Mog (1985) - Miranda
P'tang, Yang, Kipperbang (1982) - Ann Lawton
BBC2 Playhouse - Young Elizabeth (1 episode, Elizabeth Alone: Part 1, 1981)