Kate Ashfield

Kate Ashfield is known as an English actress. She is most famous for her roles as Jody in the Anglo-German film Late Night Shopping and as Liz in the film, Shaun of the Dead.

Background and Age

Kate Ashfield was born on May 28, 1972 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. She was taught her education at the King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls, in Birmingham, and was one of the first young ladies to join the 6th type of King Edward VI Five Ways. She appeared in As You Like It and was associated with various neighborhood youth theater productions. She prepared her acting career at Rose Bruford College.

Family and Kids

Kate is a single mom of a charming child. The actress has protected insights concerning her child's life from the public spotlight. As indicated by the British actress, it was at her child's start with the school that she and her companion and writing partner Tracey Malone thought of the possibility of co-writing the miniseries Born to Kill.

Career and Net Worth

Throughout her career, Kate has appeared in numerous movies, TV, and theater productions. Her first film role came in 1994 as Ella in John Wells' film Princess Caraboo. One of Ashfield's first stage appearances was in the 1995 Royal Court Theater production of Blasted by Sarah Kane. In 1996, she appeared topless in Mark Ravenhill's Shopping and Fucking. She has since acted in various plays related to the In-yer-face theater development, and was welcome to talk regarding the matter at the University of the West of England's 2002 In-Yer-Face?: British Drama in the 1990s conference.

In 2009, she appeared in a short film "War School", bringing issues to light on the utilization of child soldiers. The film won the CTRL.ALT.SHIFT film contest, wherein all proceeds went to the Coalition to Stop the utilization of Child Soldiers. She has featured in The Diary of Anne Frank and Collision. She also appeared in the spine chiller called Hush.

In January 2020, ITV's new adaptation of Jane Austen's incomplete and unrecognized novel, Sanditon hit the airwaves. The creators were given a scarcely started Austen tale that they could do anything they desired with and they pulled out all the stops. The tale of Sanditon is unique in relation to whatever else Austen wrote. There are huge numbers of clever monologues and a large number of jokes. Kate stars on the show as Mary Parker.