Melissa Batchelor

Melissa Batchelor is an actress from West London.

She made her acting debut at 15 with a lead role in the popular children’s series Harry & Cosh, quickly followed by a recurring part in Casualty. Throughout her teens and early 20s, she built a strong television portfolio, with roles in Benidorm, UGETME, The Crust, and a standout performance as Rosie Mole in Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years, alongside Alison Steadman, Stephen Mangan, Alun Armstrong, and Zoë Wanamaker.

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Melissa Batchelor is an actress from West London.

She made her acting debut at 15 with a lead role in the popular children’s series Harry & Cosh, quickly followed by a recurring part in Casualty. Throughout her teens and early 20s, she built a strong television portfolio, with roles in Benidorm, UGETME, The Crust, and a standout performance as Rosie Mole in Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years, alongside Alison Steadman, Stephen Mangan, Alun Armstrong, and Zoë Wanamaker.

After a brief hiatus, Melissa returned to acting in 2019, landing roles in Top Boy (Netflix) and I May Destroy You (BBC). Further TV credits include EastEnders (BBC); I, Jack Wright (BBC); Silent Witness (BBC); Hollyoaks (Lime Pictures); and Emmerdale (ITV).

Recent film credits include Three Day Millionaire (Netflix), in which she plays the lead role of Demi, aka “Pitbull”; The Krays: Code of Silence (Hard Gear Films), as Sylvia McVitie; and Kronin (Forkbeard Film).

 

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