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Amy Diamond (model)

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Occupation
  
Model, Actress

Website
  
Page at BBC


Name
  
Amy Diamond

Role
  
Actress

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Born
  
8 February 1988 (age 36) (
1988-02-08
)
Crewe, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom

Similar
  
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Amy Diamond is an English actress, singer, former glamour model, and Page 3 girl.

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Early life

Diamond was born in Widnes, Cheshire. She currently lives in London. Diamond studied at St Peter and St Paul's Catholic High School and then went on to study performing arts at The Hammond School, Chester.

Career

As a glamour model, Diamond has posed for British lads' mags such as Nuts and Loaded as well as tabloid newspaper The Sun. Diamond has also modelled as part of promotional work for brands such as Ann Summers. In 2009, she posed outside the British Houses of Parliament painted with the colours of the European flag as part of a publicity stunt for Libertas.

In 2010, Diamond took part in the BBC talent-search Over the Rainbow, which aimed to find an actress to play Dorothy in an upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz. Diamond made it through to become one of the top eleven finalists in the competition. In the first week of live performances for the public vote, she sang a rendition of Fergie's "Big Girls Don't Cry" but was eliminated after the vote and Andrew Lloyd Webber's decision. Diamond also took part in a group performance of "Love Machine" with contestants Bronte Barbe, Emilie Fleming, and Jessica Robinson.

Later, in 2010, Diamond was cast as "Janet" in a production of the musical The Drowsy Chaperone at Upstairs at The Gatehouse.

She has danced on cruise ships, and she also had a small part in the BBC One series Hustle.

References

Amy Diamond (model) Wikipedia