Helen Anderson

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Helen Anderson - known for her work in such projects: «Cass» (2008), «Foster» (2011),

Helen Anderson is an English actress who portrayed Fiona Pearce, wife of Sub Officer Geoffrey 'Poison' Pearce in London's Burning from series 10 to series 14. Her other credits include The Bill, Doctors, Spooks, Holby City and Trial & Retribution. She also played Daniel Radcliffe's mum in an episode of Extras.

The most significant works of Helen Anderson

Babies Poster
Babies 2026
Role: Janice, episodes: 1
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Down Cemetery Road Poster
Role: Lara, episodes: 2
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River Poster
River 2015
Role: Tom's Lawyer, episodes: 1
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Peaky Blinders Poster
Peaky Blinders 2013–2022
Role: Lady 2, episodes: 1
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Foster Poster
Foster 2011
Role: Headmistress
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Cass Poster
Cass 2008
Role: Detective
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Extras Poster
Extras 2005–2006
Role: Daniel's Mum, episodes: 1
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Spooks Poster
Spooks 2002–2011
Role: Woman at Hospital, episodes: 1
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Trial & Retribution Poster
Trial & Retribution 1997–2009
Role: Carol Lennox, episodes: 1
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Peak Practice Poster
Peak Practice 1993–2002
Role: Deborah Miles, episodes: 1
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