Who is Dawn French? See Net-worth, Quote, Awards, Fact, Wiki

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Dawn French was born on 11th October 1957 in Holyhead, Wales, UK and is an actress and comedian, perhaps best known for the comedy series “French & Saunders” (1987 – 2007), in which she worked together with Jennifer Saunders. The two won the BAFTA Fellowship and Rose d’Or Light Entertainment Festival Award, moreover, French is the winner of British Comedy Award. Dawn has been active in the entertainment industry since 1981.

How much is the net worth of Dawn French? It has been reported by authoritative sources that the overall size of her wealth is equal to $10 million, as of the data presented in late 2017. Television, films and theatre are the major sources of French’s fortune.

Dawn French Net Worth $10 Million

To begin with, the girl was raised in Wales, but as her father served in Royal Air Force, the family moved from place to place, so the girl was educated at Caistor Grammar School, Spence School and the independent St. Dunstan’s Abbey School in Plymouth. Later, she graduated from the Central School of Speech and Drama, where she met Jennifer Saunders, and both joined the collective which would become the leading cabaret of their generation.

Concerning her professional career, French started as a member of The Comic Strip, a merger of comedians which was a part of the alternative comedy scene in England in the early 1980s. In 1987, French and Jennifer Saunders launched the British TV comedy series “French & Saunders” (1987 – 2007), which clearly became extremely popular with the audience. Dawn French has since been involved in the charity project “Comic Relief”, which has also been the highlight of “Red Nose Day”. Together with Jennifer Saunders, she contributed almost every year with new sketches for the shows in England. She has also been represented in various music projects in this context, among others in a charity version of the Beatles “Help!”, French and Saunders as Lananeeneenoonoo sang together with the pop group Bananarama.

French also plays successfully in theatre, and is now and again seen in films. For example, she played the Fat Lady in “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” (2004). Her voice is also still known as a synchron spreader in series like “Watership Down” (2000). In 2005, the viewers could hear her voice in the original version of the film “The Chronicles of Narnia: The King of Narnia” in which she voiced Mrs. Beaver. In early 2006, Dawn French, together with Alison Moyet and June Watson, appeared in the black comedy “Smaller”, which had great success not only in the London Lyric Theatre, but also in other British cities. From 1994 to 2007, she played the title role in the British TV comedy sitcom “The Vicar of Dibley”, again to a large audience, then in 2008 she did something completely different and played the Duchess of Crackentorp in Gaetano Donizetti’s opera “La Fille du Regiment” at the Royal Opera House in London.

More recently, in 2016 Dawn worked as an executive producer of the film “Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie”, in which she also appeared as the Interviewer. Since 2016, she is starring in the drama series “Delicious” in the role of Gina; more, she is the presenter of the talent show “Little Big Shots” (2017 – present).

Finally, in the personal life of the actress-comedian, in 1980s she met her future husband, stand-up comedian Lenny Henry, with whom she was married from 1984 until 2010 and adopted a daughter. In 2013, she married charity worker Mark Bignell; they are based in Fowey, Cornwall England.



Full Name Dawn French
Net Worth $10 Million
Date Of Birth October 11, 1957
Place Of Birth Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales
Height 5′ (1.52 m)
Profession Actress, Writer, Producer
Education St Dunstan’s Abbey School (Plymouth College), Caistor Grammar School in Caistor, Spence School in New York, Central School of Speech and Drama
Nationality British
Spouse Mark Bignell (m. 2013), Lenny Henry (m. 1984–2010)
Children Billie
Parents Denys Vernon French, Felicity Roma French (née O’Brien)
Siblings Gary French
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dawnfrenchofficial
Twitter https://twitter.com/Dawn_French
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dawnfrenchuk/?hl=en
IMDB www.imdb.com/name/nm0294067
Allmusic https://www.allmusic.com/artist/dawn-french-mn0001945192
Awards BAFTA Fellowship Award (2009), Golden Rose of Montreux award (2002, 2003), British Comedy Awards (1997), Writers’ Guild of Great Britain Award for TV (1991), Rose d’Or Light Entertainment Festival Award (2002)
Albums Comic Strip (1981)
Music Groups Lananeeneenoonoo
Nominations National Television AwardS for Most Popular Comedy Performance, Annie Award for Voice Acting (2009), BAFTA Awards,100 most powerful women (2013, Woman’s Hour on BBC Radio 4)
Movies Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie (2016), Coraline (2009), David Copperfield (1999), Love and Other Disasters (2006), Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004), Watership Down (2000)
TV Shows French & Saunders (1987-2007), The Vicar of Dibley (1994-2007), The Paul O’Grady Show (2008), The Comic Strip Presents: Five Go Mad in Dorset (1982), The Wrong Mans (2013-2014), Little Big Shots (2017-present),
Quote
1 I am not, I repeat, NOT a lesbian – even though I’d like to be one when I grow up.
2 Fawlty Towers was an enormous favorite. I once laughed so hard with my dad at this series that I actually wet my pants and then my dad wet his. We were in genuine physical pain with laughing. Lovely
3 Brit sitcom is usually good character observation and less gags. The Americans love the comedy to be high gag quota and slick.
Fact
1 Husband Mark proposed to her during a gondola ride in Venice.
2 In 2011 Dawn underwent a hysterectomy operation but not before losing almost 100lbs weight.
3 She and her first husband, Lenny Henry, have a daughter, Billie Henry (b.1991 and adopted in infancy).
4 When she was age 19, she lost her father (he took his own life).
5 Former sister-in-law of Paul Henry.
6 She originally studied to be a drama teacher.
7 Was revealed that she and comedy partner Jennifer Saunders declined Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) honours “for services to comedy drama” in 2001. [December 2003]
8 Has a deep and abiding interest in helping women of size find attractive clothing and, to that end, co-wrote two books on knitting — “Big Knits” and “Great Big Knits” — and founded a clothing store that carries fashionable and affordable designs.
9 Longtime comedy partner of Jennifer Saunders, though each works on projects without the other.

Actress

Title Year Status Character
Delicious 2016 TV Series post-production Gina
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie 2016 Interviewer
The Vicar of Dibley 1994-2015 TV Series Geraldine Granger Geraldine Kennedy
The Wrong Mans 2013-2014 TV Series Linda
Heading Out 2013 TV Series Frances
The Comic Strip Presents… 1982-2012 TV Series George / Frances / Stella / …
Roger & Val Have Just Got In 2010-2012 TV Series Val Stephenson / Val Stevenson
Psychoville 2009-2011 TV Series Joy Aston
Lark Rise to Candleford 2008-2011 TV Series Caroline Arless
Little Crackers 2010 TV Series HM The Queen Mother
Animals United 2010 Angie (English version, voice)
Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey 2010 Short The Fat Lady
Clatterford 2006-2009 TV Series Rosie Bales / Margaret
Coraline 2009 Miss Miriam Forcible Other Forcible (voice)
French & Saunders Still Alive 2008 Video
A Bucket o’ French & Saunders 2007 TV Series Various Characters / Various
La fille du régiment 2007 TV Movie Duchesse de Crakentorp
Little Britain 2006 TV Series Vicki Pollard’s Mum / Shelley Pollard
Love and Other Disasters 2006 Therapist
Agatha Christie’s Marple 2006 TV Series Janet Erskine
French and Saunders 1987-2005 TV Series Various Characters / Star / Lexie / …
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 2005 Mrs. Beaver (voice)
Arena 2004 TV Series documentary Narrator
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 2004 Fat Lady in Painting
Wild West 2002-2004 TV Series Mary Trewednack / Mary
Bosom Pals 2004 TV Movie Stella (voice)
Pongwiffy 2002 TV Series Pongwiffy (voice)
Ted and Alice 2002 TV Mini-Series Alice Putkin
French & Saunders Live 2000 Video Various roles
Watership Down 2000 TV Series Buttercup
Maybe Baby 2000 Charlene
David Copperfield 1999 TV Mini-Series Mrs. Crupp
Let Them Eat Cake 1999 TV Series Lisette
Milk 1999/I Virginia
Murder Most Horrid 1991-1999 TV Series Tiffany Drapes / Jill Tanner / Harriet Snellgrove / …
Treasure Island 1997 Video Jim Hawkins (voice)
Absolutely Fabulous: Absolutely Not! 1997 Video Kathy
Sex & Chocolate 1997 TV Movie Bev Bodger
Harry Enfield and Chums 1997 TV Series Mrs. Goggins: ‘Il Postino Pat’ Sketch
I’d Like a Word with You 1997 Video
The Adventures of Pinocchio 1996 Video Game Baker’s Wife
Stanley Baxter in Reel Terms 1996 TV Movie Various roles
The Adventures of Pinocchio 1996 Baker’s wife
Look at the State We’re In! 1995 TV Mini-Series Clerk
The Unpleasant World of Penn & Teller 1994 TV Series
French and Saunders Live 1993 Video Various roles
The Legends of Treasure Island 1993 TV Series Jim Hawkins
Screen One 1993 TV Series Elaine Dobbs
Jackanory 1993 TV Series Reader
In Dreams 1992 TV Movie Driving Instructor
Absolutely Fabulous 1992 TV Series Kathy
The Tale of Little Pig Robinson 1990 TV Movie Porcas
Hit and Run 1990 TV Series
The Jim Henson Hour 1989 TV Series Badsister 2
The Storyteller 1988 TV Series Badsister 2
Eat the Rich 1987 Debbie Draws
Girls on Top 1985-1986 TV Series Amanda Ripley
Lenny Henry Tonite 1986 TV Series
Happy Families 1985 TV Series Cook
The Supergrass 1985 Andrea
The Lenny Henry Show 1984-1985 TV Series
The Young Ones 1982-1984 TV Series Easter Bunny / Woman with Horns in Commercial / Religious Woman
The Comic Strip 1981 TV Short Dawn
The Balance Sheet Barrier 1977 Video short Rita Scroggs

Writer

Title Year Status Character
Absolutely Fabulous TV Series idea – 35 episodes, 1992 – 2004 writer – 1 episode, 2012 original idea – 1 episode, 2002
Absolutely Fabulous: Sport Relief Special 2012 TV Movie idea
Roger & Val Have Just Got In 2010-2012 TV Series creator – 12 episodes
Little Crackers 2010 TV Series original story – 1 episode
French & Saunders Still Alive 2008 Video
A Bucket o’ French & Saunders TV Series 1 episode, 2007 writer – 5 episodes, 2007
French and Saunders TV Series 1 episode, 1994 writer – 34 episodes, 1987 – 2005 written by – 4 episodes, 1987
Absolutely Fabulous: Comic Relief Special 2005 TV Movie original idea
Absolument fabuleux 2001 creator
French & Saunders Live 2000 Video
The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything 1999 TV Special
Absolutely Fabulous: Absolutely Not! 1997 Video original idea
French and Saunders Live 1993 Video
Comic Relief 1991 TV Special uncredited
Girls on Top TV Series 3 episodes, 1985 writer – 4 episodes, 1985 – 1986
Comic Relief 1986/II TV Special documentary
The Comic Strip Presents… 1983-1986 TV Series written by – 2 episodes
An Evening for Nicaragua 1983 TV Special
The Comic Strip 1981 TV Short

Soundtrack

Title Year Status Character
Lark Rise to Candleford 2008 TV Series performer – 1 episode
Clatterford 2006-2008 TV Series performer – 3 episodes
The Vicar of Dibley 2000-2007 TV Series performer – 2 episodes
French and Saunders 1987-2004 TV Series performer – 8 episodes
Comic Relief 1997 TV Special performer: “Who Do You Think You Are”
Girls on Top 1985 TV Series performer: “Girls on Top”

Producer

Title Year Status Character
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie 2016 executive producer
Roger & Val Have Just Got In 2010-2012 TV Series associate producer – 12 episodes

Self

Title Year Status Character
Loose Women 2008-2015 TV Series Herself
The One Show 2008-2015 TV Series Herself / Herself – Guest
The Graham Norton Show 2007-2015 TV Series Herself / Herself – Guest
Planet’s Got Talent 2015 TV Series Herself
This Morning 2006-2012 TV Series Herself / Various Characters
Skavlan 2012 TV Series Herself – Guest
Pride of Britain Awards 2012 TV Special Herself
Lorraine 2012 TV Series Herself
Superstar 2012 TV Series Herself – Chief Judge
Ben Elton: Laughing at the 80s 2011 TV Movie documentary Herself / Various Characters
Michael Bublé: Home for Christmas 2011 TV Movie Herself
Catherine Tate: Laughing at the Noughties 2011 TV Movie documentary Herself
Jennifer Saunders: Laughing at the 90s 2011 TV Movie documentary Herself / Various Characters
50 Greatest Harry Potter Moments 2011 TV Movie documentary Herself – The Fat Lady (uncredited)
Ruth Jones’ Easter Treat 2011 TV Movie Herself
The Xtra Factor 2010 TV Series Herself
The 7PM Project 2010 TV Series Herself
Later… With Jools Holland 2010 TV Series Herself
Paul O’Grady Live 2010 TV Series Herself – Guest
The Million Pound Bike Ride: A Sport Relief Special 2010 TV Movie documentary Herself
Victoria Wood: Seen on TV 2009 TV Movie documentary Herself
Coraline: The Making of ‘Coraline’ 2009 Video short Herself
Coraline: U-Control Picture in Picture 2009 Video Herself
Coraline: Voicing the Characters 2009 Video short Herself
Alan Carr: Chatty Man 2009 TV Series Herself
Queens of British Pop 2009 TV Series Herself
The Paul O’Grady Show 2005-2009 TV Series Herself / Herself – Guest Host / Narrator
Comic Relief 2009 2009 TV Special Julie Walters
Happy Hour 2008 TV Series Herself
More Dawn French’s Boys Who Do Comedy 2007 TV Series documentary Herself
Parkinson 1999-2007 TV Series Herself
The Vicar of Dibley’s 40 Greatest Moments 2007 TV Movie documentary Herself
The F Word 2007 TV Series documentary Herself
A Taste of My Life 2007 TV Series documentary Herself
Comic Relief 2007: The Big One 2007 TV Special Herself
Comic Relief Does Car Booty 2007 TV Movie Herself
Comic Relief Does Fame Academy 2005-2007 TV Series Herself
The Story of Dibley 2007 TV Movie documentary Herself
Dawn French’s Boys Who Do Comedy 2007 TV Series documentary Herself
Jools’s Hootenanny 2004-2006 TV Series Herself
More Dawn French’s Girls Who Do: Comedy 2006 TV Series documentary Herself
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: Creating Creatures 2006 Video documentary Herself
Davina 2006 TV Series Herself
Dawn French’s Girls Who Do: Comedy 2006 TV Series documentary Herself
The Funny Blokes of British Comedy 2005 TV Movie documentary Herself
Foley & McColl: This Way Up 2005 TV Short Herself (the Burglar)
‘T4’ in Narnia 2005 TV Movie documentary Herself
GMTV 2005 TV Series Herself
The Comic Strip: A Retrospective 2005 Video Herself
Blue Peter 2005 TV Series Herself
Comic Relief: Red Nose Night Live 05 2005 TV Special Herself
Comic Aid 2005 TV Movie Catherine Zeta-Jones
Victoria Wood: A BAFTA Tribute 2005 TV Movie Herself (as French & Saunders)
Plastic Surgery Ruined My Wife 2005 TV Movie Herself
The Funny Ladies of British Comedy 2004 TV Movie documentary Herself
The British Comedy Awards 2004 2004 TV Special Herself – Pre-Recorded Footage
Chasing God 2004 Documentary Narrator
Dibley Defrocked 2004 Video documentary short Herself (uncredited)
Britain’s Cleverest Animal 2003 TV Movie documentary Narrator
The Sitcom Story 2003 TV Series documentary Herself – Presenter
Comic Relief 2003: The Big Hair Do 2003 TV Special Harry Potter / Herself
V Graham Norton 2002 TV Series Herself
The Sketch Show Story 2001 TV Series documentary Herself
We Know Where You Live 2001 TV Movie Herself
The BAFTA TV Awards 2001 2001 TV Special documentary Herself
Happiness 2001 TV Series Herself
Kirsty: The Life and Songs of Kirsty MacColl 2001 TV Special documentary Herself
Comic Relief Short Pants 2001 TV Special short Herself
TFI Friday 1996-2000 TV Series Herself / Herself – Special Guest
Night of a Thousand Shows 2000 TV Movie documentary Herself
The Priory 2000 TV Series Herself
The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything 1999 TV Special
The Comedy Trail: A Shaggy Dog Story 1999 TV Special short Herself
Python Night: 30 Years of Monty Python 1999 TV Movie documentary Herself
French and Saunders 1994-1999 TV Series Herself / Various roles
Comic Relief: The Record Breaker 1999 TV Special Herself – Host
Late Lunch 1998 TV Series Herself
Spice: The Official Video Volume 1 – One Hour of Girl Power! 1997 Video documentary Herself
Light Lunch 1997 TV Series Herself
Comic Relief 1997 TV Special Geraldine Granger
Everyman 1996 TV Series documentary Herself
Clive Anderson All Talk 1996 TV Series Herself
Comic Relief 1995 TV Special Herself / Dawn
Comic Relief: Behind the Nose 1995 TV Special Herself
Comic Relief: The Invasion of the Comic Tomatoes 1993 TV Special Herself
Amnesty International’s Big 30 1991 TV Movie Herself
Clive Anderson Talks Back 1991 TV Series
Comic Relief 1991 TV Special Herself / Sharon Theodopolopodous
Aspel & Company 1991 TV Series Herself
The Full Wax 1991 TV Series Herself
Lenny Henry: The Best of ‘The Lenny Henry Show’ 1990 Video documentary Special Guest
Good Morning Britain 1990 TV Series Herself
Hysteria 2! 1989 TV Special Herself
Juke Box Jury 1989 TV Series Herself – Panellist
The Secret Policeman’s Biggest Ball 1989 TV Movie documentary Herself
A Night of Comic Relief 2 1989 TV Special Herself
Scoff 1988-1989 TV Series Herself – Presenter
Hysteria! Hysteria! Hysteria! 1988 TV Special Herself
Live! From London 1988 TV Special Herself
The Great British Pop Machine 1988 TV Movie Herself – Presenter
An Audience with Victoria Wood 1988 TV Special Herself – Audience Member (uncredited)
The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross 1987 TV Series Herself
Comedians Do It on Stage 1986 TV Movie Herself
Comic Relief 1986/II TV Special documentary Herself
Omnibus 1986 TV Series documentary
An Evening for Nicaragua 1983 TV Special Herself
The Entertainers 1983 TV Series Herself
Friday Night, Saturday Morning 1982 TV Series Herself
My Worst Job 2016 TV Mini-Series Herself – Narrator

Archive Footage

Title Year Status Character
British Sitcom: 60 Years of Laughing at Ourselves 2016 TV Movie documentary Various Characters (uncredited)
Let’s Do It: A Tribute to Victoria Wood 2016 TV Movie documentary Herself – Audience Member (uncredited)
The One Show 2016 TV Series Geraldine
Christmas with the Double Acts 2015 TV Movie documentary Various
The Graham Norton Show 2008-2014 TV Series Herself / Herself – Guest
Britain’s Best Loved Double Acts 2014 TV Movie documentary Herself – Double Act
Tales of Television Centre 2012 TV Movie documentary Herself (uncredited)
Lulu: Something to Shout About 2011 TV Movie documentary Comedy Role (uncredited)
My Favourite Joke 2011 TV Series Dirty Old Man
30 Years of ‘An Audience With…’ 2010 TV Series documentary Herself – Audience Member
Live from Studio Five 2009-2010 TV Series Herself
Loose Women 2009 TV Series Herself
The Greatest Christmas Comedy Moments 2008 TV Movie documentary Various Roles (uncredited)
The Comedy Christmas 2007 TV Movie documentary Geraldine Granger (uncredited)
The Story of Light Entertainment 2006 TV Mini-Series documentary
Greatest TV Comedy Moments 2005 TV Movie documentary Hannibal (uncredited)
Comic Relief Does University Challenge 2005 TV Special Herself (uncredited)
The Comedians’ Comedian 2005 TV Movie documentary as French & Saunders
The Story of Absolutely Fabulous 2004 TV Movie documentary Saffron
Britain’s Favourite Comedian 2004 TV Series Herself
The Real Vicars of Dibley 2002 TV Movie Geraldine Granger (uncredited)
Night of a Thousand Faces 2001 TV Special Various
The Best of British 1998 TV Series Herself – Audience Member
Auntie’s Bloomers 1996 TV Series documentary
Comic Relief: Behind the Nose 1992 TV Movie Herself
Kate Bush: The Whole Story 1986 Video Assistant (clip: Experiment IV) (uncredited)
The Old Grey Whistle Test 1985 TV Series advert

– Episode dated 1 October 1985 1985 … advert

Won Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
2009 Academy Fellowship BAFTA Awards BAFTA Television
2002 Honorary Rose Rose d’Or Light Entertainment Festival
1997 British Comedy Award British Comedy Awards Best TV Comedy Actress The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
1991 Writers’ Guild of Great Britain Award Writers’ Guild of Great Britain TV- Light Entertainment French and Saunders (1987)

Nominated Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
2011 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Female Performance in a Comedy Role Roger & Val Have Just Got In (2010)
2011 British Comedy Award British Comedy Awards Best TV Comedy Actress Psychoville (2009)
2010 Annie Annie Awards Voice Acting in a Feature Production Coraline (2009)
2009 Astra Award Astra Awards Favourite International Personality or Actor Jam & Jerusalem (2006)
2007 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Comedy Performance The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
2003 National Television Award National Television Awards, UK Most Popular Comedy Performance Wild West (2002)
2002 National Television Award National Television Awards, UK Most Popular Comedy Performance Ted and Alice (2002)
2001 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Comedy Performance The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
2000 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Comedy Performance The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
2000 National Television Award National Television Awards, UK Most Popular Comedy Performer The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
1999 National Television Award National Television Awards, UK Most Popular Comedy Performer The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
1998 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Comedy Performance The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
1998 British Comedy Award British Comedy Awards Best TV Comedy Actress The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
1998 National Television Award National Television Awards, UK Most Popular Comedy Performer The Vicar of Dibley (1994)
1991 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Light Entertainment Performance French and Saunders (1987)
1989 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Light Entertainment Performance French and Saunders (1987)

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