Sian Clifford: The Actress Who Found Her Voice
From 'Fleabag' to 'Quiz,' Sian Clifford Has Proven Her Versatility
Now, She's Ready to Share Her Own Story
Sian Clifford was born in London, England in 1982. She is an actress and producer known for her roles in 'Fleabag,' 'Quiz,' and 'Unstable.' Clifford has received critical acclaim for her work, including a BAFTA Award for her performance in 'Fleabag.' In a recent interview with Annabel Nugent, Clifford discussed her career and her upcoming projects.
Clifford says that she always knew she wanted to be an actor. "I was seven years old when I had an epiphany," she says. "I was watching a play, and I suddenly realized that I could do that. I could pretend to be someone else, and I could make people laugh or cry. I was hooked." Clifford went on to study acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and she has since appeared in a variety of roles on stage and screen.
Clifford is best known for her role as Claire in the BBC comedy 'Fleabag.' Claire is the older sister of the titular character, and she is often the voice of reason in the show. Clifford says that she enjoyed playing Claire because she was able to relate to her character. "Claire is a very complex character," she says. "She's funny and charming, but she's also flawed. I think that's what makes her so relatable. She's someone that we can all see ourselves in."
Since 'Fleabag,' Clifford has appeared in a number of other projects, including the drama 'Quiz' and the comedy 'Unstable.' She is also set to star in the upcoming film 'The Lost Daughter.' Clifford says that she is excited about the future, and she is looking forward to continuing to challenge herself as an actress. "I'm always looking for new and exciting roles," she says. "I want to play characters that are different from me, and I want to push myself as an actor."
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