Years active 1990 - present Spouse Alec McKinlay (m. 2000) | Role Actress Name Chloe Annett | |
 | ||
Full Name Chloe Victoria Annett Born 25 July 1971 (age 52) ( 1971-07-25 ) Education Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts Movies and TV shows Red Dwarf, Crime Traveller, A Thousand Times Go, Doctor at the Top, Double X: The Name of the Ga Similar People Hattie Hayridge, Norman Lovett, Danny John‑Jules, Chris Barrie, Doug Naylor | ||
Parents Paul Annett, Margo Annett | ||
Chloe annett
Chloë Victoria Annett (born 25 July 1971) is an English actress, best known for her role in series 7 and 8 of the British sitcom Red Dwarf.
Contents
Chloe annett in red vinyl outfit
Early life and family
Annett was born and brought up in East Finchley in London, where she attended Mountview Theatre School. Originally she was going to attend an art school but she went along with one of her friends who had an audition and got in. She reports that her parents were supportive of her career change and really encouraged her.
Her father is director Paul Annett, who has directed a large number of episodes of the British soap opera, EastEnders. Annett's father also directed some episodes of children's drama series Byker Grove, in some of which Annett appeared. Her brother, Jamie Annett, has also directed EastEnders. Her mother is actress and voice expert Margo Annett, author of An Actor's Guide to Auditions and Interviews, who works closely with Thelma Holt and the Cameron Mackintosh foundation. She is married to Alec McKinlay, the manager for the pop groups Oasis and Crowded House.
Television
Annett has spent time in America where she had a part in the 1992 TV miniseries Jewels. Back in Britain most of her roles were "bit parts", although she played the starring role of Holly Turner in Crime Traveller (1997) alongside Michael French, who played Jeff Slade. In 1992 she played the part of Gertrude Winkworth in one episode of the Granada's series Jeeves and Wooster, based on the novels of P.G. Wodehouse, in which Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry starred. She also played Angela Mortimer, the great-niece of Mrs Pumphrey and the love interest of Tristan Farnon, in one episode ("Hampered") of All Creatures Great and Small.
Annett remains best known for taking over the role of Kristine Kochanski in the seventh and eighth series of the British science fiction comedy television series Red Dwarf, a role which she reprised in the final part of the 2009 special, Red Dwarf: Back to Earth.
She won Best Actress at the April 2011 London Independent Film Festival.
