Fiona O'Shaughnessy

Biography

Fiona O'Shaughnessy is an Irish film, stage, and television actress.

O'Shaughnessy was born in Galway. Her family moved to Reading, Berkshire, when she was 9. She returned to Galway a decade later where she pursued a career in theatre.

She dated Irish comedian David McSavage for a period of time.

O'Shaughnessy's most notable stage role to date is that of Salome for the Gate Theatre in Dublin. Other stage work has included The Shaughraun for the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, which transferred to the West End's Albery Theatre in 2005. In 2006 she appeared in the UK premiere of Blackwater Angel by Jim Nolan at the Finborough Theatre, London. Other work for the Gate Theatre includes Arms and the Man, Oliver, The Importance of Being Earnest, Pride and Prejudice, Blythe Spirit, Present Laughter (which toured in Charleston, South Carolina), See You Next Tuesday, and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. She played Cate in the Irish debut of Sarah Kane's play Blasted.

Her film roles include Clara in Goldfish Memory, The Halo Effect, and The Stronger. Other theatre work includes playing Hilde Wangle in Lady from the Sea and Petra Stockman in Enemy of the People at the Arcola Theatre, London, and Amy in 'The Night Alive' at The Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. She starred as Jessica Hyde in the television series Utopia. In 2015, she starred with David Troughton in the comedy romantic horror film Nina Forever.

Known For

The Möbius Trip 2023 ★ 6.0
Halo 2022 ★ 8.2
Foundation 2021 ★ 7.7
Don't Breathe 2 2021 ★ 7.0
Gretel & Hansel 2020 ★ 6.0
The Overcoat 2018 ★ 8.0
Striking Out 2017 ★ 6.2
The Living and the Dead 2016 ★ 6.7
My Mother and Other Strangers 2016 ★ 6.4
Nina Forever 2016 ★ 5.2
The Dovekeepers 2015 ★ 6.3
The Musketeers 2014 ★ 7.1
Utopia 2013 ★ 7.9
Utopia 2013 ★ 8.0
Vexed 2010 ★ 6.9
Outcast 2010 ★ 5.0
Malice in Wonderland 2010 ★ 5.3
Until Death 2007 ★ 5.9
Nightwatching 2007 ★ 6.2
Malice Aforethought 2005 ★ 4.5
Alexander 2004 ★ 6.0
Goldfish Memory 2003 ★ 5.7
Warlock III: The End of Innocence 1999 ★ 4.5
Agatha Christie's Poirot 1989 ★ 8.2