From the UK and A-OK, Claudia Harrison is a striking brunette with wide and expressive eyes that seem to hold a secret. That secret has yet to be revealed, as the sexy actress has kept things pretty buttoned up (ie: her shirt, her skirt, her dress…), revealing only the tops of her titillating twosome as Margaret Livingston, a producer's horny mistress, in Peter Bogdanovich's The Cat's Meow (2001), starring Kirsten Dunst and Cary Elwes. That was the dark-haired cutie’s first big-screen role, and one of only three adventures in movies; the rest of her resume is all about becoming a popular actress on UK television in both series and movie roles. In the made-for-TV movie genre, she played Annie in Murphy’s Law (2001); Rebecca Lomax in Suspicion and Judith Hobart in Reversals in 2003; Louise in Archangel (2005); and Leila in The Only Boy for Me (2006). Reprising her role as Annie, Claudia was in the Murphy’s Law TV series from 2003-2004, and did bit parts in Little Britain in 2004, New Tricks in 2007, Mutual Friends in 2008, and nabbed the part of Delina in the Chris O’Dowd-led The IT Crowd in 2008. Trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, the 5’8” actress seems to have a yen for the medical world, as she’s played Dr. Janice Greely in the mini-series Apparitions(2008), the recurring role of Dr. Aveling in the AMC original series Humans in 2016, and Dr. Janice Woods in Delicious in 2019. That’s okay, Claudia, you keep things buttoned up as tight as long as you want; Mr. Skin will just be waiting in exam room one…
