Sally Phillips

Award-winning actor, writer, and comedian-presenter Sally Phillips is known for her roles in 'I'm Alan Partridge', 'Smack the Pony', 'Green Wing', and 'Miranda'. She is also Clare, in Radio 4's Sony Award-winning' Clare in the Community', Shazzer in the Bridget Jones trilogy, and Minna Hakkinen, former Finnish PM in 'Veep'.
In 2016 she fronted the documentary 'A World Without Down's Syndrome?' (BBC2), exploring our national screening policy's ethical implications. It won the Radio Times Readers Awards and Sanford St Martin awards for the Best single documentary and was shown worldwide. The success of this has led to contributions to The Nuffield Council Report, invitations to speak to midwives, gynaecologists, politicians, and philosophers globally, and she continues to be a vocal disability advocate.
Recently, Sally appeared in ITV'sVanity Fair', BBC's The 'Tourist Trap', and presented a brand-new series, 'My Favourite..' for UKTV Gold. Sally made various film appearances in the films 'You, Me & Him', Jo Brand'sThe More You Ignore Me', and 'Surviving Christmas with the Relatives' and 'Blinded by the Light'. Sally also reprised her role in the final series of 'Veep' and appeared in Channel 4's 'Year of the Rabbit'.
Sally is a popular guest on 'QI' and other British panel shows. In 2017, she became one of BBC Radio 4's 'Museum of Curiosity's' favourite curators and delighted the nation with her appearance on 'Taskmaster' series 5. In 2019, Sally and Ronni Ancona founded the production company Captain Dolly, a subsidiary of Film Soho, and they have scripts in development for both TV and Film. Sally is currently writing 'The Wedding' with Nisti Sterk and Nick Hornby for the Swedish Production company, Jarowski.

Most recently, Sally became the host of 'Sunday Morning Live', co-presenting with Sean Fletcher.