Natalie Press

Natalie can most recently be seen in SUFFRAGETTE, playing the iconic role of Emily Wilding Davison. 

She has recently wrapped filming the leading role of Agnes in THE RULES FOR EVERYTHING, a Norwegian independent film directed by Kim Hiorthøy.

She appeared in THE JURY for ITV. She was nominated for the Best Actress BAFTA for her portrayal of Paula Clennell in FIVE DAUGHTERS for the BBC.

Other recent film credits include WHERE I BELONG, as well as ISLAND with Janet McTeer and DONKEYS directed by Morag McKinnon.

Natalie was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in the 2010 Indy Spirit Award for her role in 50 DEAD MEN WALKING.
MY SUMMER OF LOVE won The Alexander Korda Award for Best British Film at the BAFTA's, as well as the Michael Powell Award for Best British Feature film at The Edinburgh Film Festival 2004.

Other Awards: Winner of Best Actress Award for WASP at The Stockholm International Film Festival, St. Petersburg & Majorca Film Festivals. Nominated for Best Actress at British Independent Film Awards 2004. Winner of Best Newcomer Award at Evening Standard Film Awards 2005. Winner of Best Newcomer at Critics Circle Awards 2005. WASP won an Academy Award 2005 for Best International Short Film. Natalie also won an award for Best Actress Award for WASP at the Guerilla Film Festival.

RED ROAD, the first film in the ADVANCED PARTY trilogy, won the Jury Prize at The Cannes Film Festival 2006, while DONKEYS, the second film in the trilogy, won Best Feature Film at the BAFTA Scotland awards 2011.

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