Claire Goose

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Claire Goose
Born (1975-02-10) 10 February 1975 (age 49)
Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Education Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts
Occupation Actress
Spouse(s) Craig Woodrow (2007-present)

Claire Goose (born 10 February 1975) is a British actress from Edinburgh, Scotland. Known for her good looks and 'dour' persona, she played nurse Tina Seabrook in the BBC television drama Casualty and DS Mel Silver in Waking the Dead.[1][2] She also commentates on the TV show Road Wars.

Early life

Born in Edinburgh,[3] Goose was raised in Dersingham, England, where her father worked as a General practitioner.[3] She has an elder sister, Caroline, a nursery nurse, and an elder brother, Duncan, an entrepreneur who started up the "one water" company where all the profits go to the roundabout playpumps in Africa.[4][5] Claire Goose is a graduate of the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts.

Career

Early theatre roles included Addicted to Love, and Hitting Home with Colin Tarrant at the Man in the Moon Theatre, written by James Woolf and directed by Dave Gillies. She also appeared in early adverts for Impulse women's body spray.

She became well known in the UK in the late 1990s for her role as nurse Tina Seabrook in Casualty. She later replaced Gillian Taylforth from August 2008, playing Inspector Rachel Weston in ITV's The Bill.

In 2011 she appeared in BBC1 drama Exile with John Simm, and in 2015 appeared in the fourth series of Death in Paradise.

In 2015 she appears as the title character in the BBC Birmingham daytime drama The Coroner.

Personal life

She dated Casualty co-star Jonathan Kerrigan for several years.[6] She met producer Craig Woodrow on a blind date. The couple married on 28 December 2007, and have two children.

Filmography

References

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