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Rebecca Louise Front was born on 16th May 1964, in Stoke Newington, London, England, of Jewish and part-Welsh descent, and is an actress, singer and screenwriter, well known from starring in “The Think of It”, “Death Comes to Pemberley” and “The Eichmann Show”. Front is also the winner of a BAFTA TV Award. Rebecca has been active in the entertainment industry since 1991.

So how rich is Rebecca Louise? It has been reported by authoritative sources that the overall size of her net worth is as much as $500,000, as of the data presented at the beginning of 2018. Television, radio and films are the main sources of Louise’s modest fortune.

Rebecca Front Net Worth $500,000

To begin with, the girl was raised with her brother in London – their father illustrated books which their mother wrote. There is no information about Rebecca’s early education, but later she studied at the University of Oxford. Front became involved in comedy games while studying there. She toured with the Oxford Theater Group in 1984 and performed in the review “Stop the Weak”.

Concerning her professional career, she had her first significant appearance since 2000 in the comedy series “Time Gentlemen Please”. Later, she mainly appeared in television series, such as “Lewis” (2006 – 2014) in which she portrayed Chief Superintendent Jean Innocent, and several other series’ including the British comedy “The Thick of It” (2009 – 2012), and in the sitcom “Grandma’s House” (2010 – 2012). The actress was cast as a main in the critically acclaimed British adventure comedy “Horrid Henry: The Movie” (2011) directed by Nick Moore, which grossed over $10 million at the box office, and since 2012, Front has been in the lead role of the comedy sketch show “Psychobitches”. From 2013 to 2015, she starred opposite Jessica Hynes in the sitcom “Up The Women” broadcast on BBC Four, and the actress has also been seen in the television drama “Midsomer Murders” which is based on the book series of Caroline Graham “Chief Inspector Barnaby”. All added steadily to her net worth.

Afterwards, Rebecca landed roles in television series’ including “Outnumbered” (2014), “Mr. Bean” (2015) and “Humans” (2015), and also starred in the cult sci-fi series “Doctor Who” (2015) aired on BBC. She created the character of Mrs. Landau in the drama film “The Eichmann Show” (2015) directed by Paul Andrew Williams, and furthermore she starred in TV historical period drama series “War & Peace” (2016) – based on the book of the same name written by Leo Tolstoy – alongside James Norton, Lily James and Paul Dano. Front interpreted Lady Arabella Gresham in the three part television drama “Doctor Thorne” (2016) directed by Niall MacCormick, and most recently, she was heard in the radio sitcom “Shush!” (2017), of which she is also a co-writer.

To summarise, all the above engagements have increased the size of Louise’s net worth.

Finally, in the personal life of the actress, she married the producer Phil Clymer in 1998. They have two children together.



Full Name Rebecca Front
Net Worth $500,000
Date Of Birth May 16, 1964
Place Of Birth Stoke Newington, London, England
Height 1.65 m
Profession Actress
Education University of Oxford
Nationality British
Spouse Phil Clymer
Children Tilly Clymer, Oliver Clymer
Parents Charles Front, Sheila Front
Siblings Jeremy Front
Twitter http://www.twitter.com/rebeccafront
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0296410/
Awards British Academy Television Award for Best Female Performance in a Comedy Programme, British Comedy Award for the Best TV Comedy Actress
Movies The Eichmann Show, Horrid Henry: The Movie, Planet 51
TV Shows Lewis, The Thick of It, Grandma’s House, Nighty Night, Monkey Dust, Time Gentlemen Please, Big Train, Stressed Eric, The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer, Knowing Me Knowing You with Alan Partridge, The Day Today, Playhouse Presents, Just William, Tricky Business
Fact
1 Her great-grandfather was in a music hall double act in the 1920s.
2 Son Oliver born in 1999 and daughter Tilly born in 2002
3 One brother, the writer Jeremy Front.
4 While filming the first series of Time Gentlemen Please (2000), Rebecca fell pregnant which meant Al Murray had to write it into the script that her character Vicki became pregnant after a drunken one night stand. She gave birth to daughter Tilly not long after filming stopped. [2000]

Actress

Title Year Status Character
Color Me Kubrick 2005 Maureen
Monkey Trousers 2005 TV Series Various Characters
The Rotters’ Club 2005 TV Series Sheila Trotter
Headhunter: Redemption 2004 Video Game Media Voice (voice)
Suzie Gold 2004 Barbara Gold
Absolute Power 2003 TV Series Joanne Standing
Monkey Dust 2003 TV Series Various Roles
Eyes Down 2003 TV Series Marjorie
George Orwell: A Life in Pictures 2003 TV Movie documentary Jura Interviewer
I’m Alan Partridge 2002 TV Series Tessa McPherson
Promise Land 2002 Short voice
Time Gentlemen Please 2000-2002 TV Series Vicky Jackson
Big Train 2002 TV Series Various roles
Stressed Eric 1998-2000 TV Series Liz
Jonathan Creek 1999 TV Series Heidi
People Like Us 1999 TV Series Nicola Broadbent
Sermon from St. Albion’s 1999 TV Series Cherie Blair
Kavanagh QC 1998-1999 TV Series Cathy Winslow
In the Red 1998 TV Series Beth Parsons
Roger and the Rottentrolls 1996-1997 TV Series Rottentroll
The Missing Postman 1997 TV Movie Sarah Seymour
Have Your Cake and Eat It 1997 TV Mini-Series Claire Gray
Company 1996 TV Movie Sarah
Never Mind the Horrocks 1996 TV Movie Various Roles
The Office 1996 TV Movie Pru
Fist of Fun 1995-1996 TV Series Mrs. Danfleece / Doris / Dating Service Secretary
England, My England 1995 Mary II
Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge 1994-1995 TV Series Mary / Bridie McMahon / Charlotte Fraser / …
Coogan’s Run 1995 TV Series WPC Cathy Briggs / Claire Briggs
Absolutely Fabulous 1995 TV Series Cherysh
Paris 1994 TV Series Mme Trombaut
The Day Today 1994 TV Series Barbara Wintergreen / Rosy May / Valerie Sinatra / …
The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer 1993 TV Series Suzanne / Food and Drink Hostess
Saturday Zoo 1993 TV Series Various roles
Dizzy Heights Hotel 1992 TV Series
Tricky Business 1991 TV Series Debbie
Edmund the Magnificent 2017 Short post-production Shop Keeper
Down a Dark Hall 2017 filming
The Supervet 2014-2016 TV Series Narrator
Doctor Thorne 2016 TV Series Lady Arabella Gresham
The Brothers Grimsby 2016 Lady at Worldcure Event
Mid Morning Matters with Alan Partridge 2016 TV Series Caller
War & Peace 2016 TV Mini-Series Anna Mikhailovna Drubetskaya
Billionaire Boy 2016 TV Movie Miss Sharp
Doctor Who 2015 TV Series Walsh
Humans 2015 TV Series Vera
Running the Shop 2015 TV Series Narrator
Valentina’s Dream 2015 Short Valentina Tereshkova
Mr Bean: Funeral 2015 Video
Up the Women 2013-2015 TV Mini-Series Helen
The Eichmann Show 2015 TV Movie Mrs. Landau
Drunk History: UK 2015 TV Series Queen Victoria
Psychobitches 2012-2014 TV Series The Therapist
The Wrong Mans 2013-2014 TV Series Cox
Inspector Lewis 2006-2014 TV Series Chief Superintendent Jean Innocent Ch. Supt. Innocent
Outnumbered 2014 TV Series Mrs Raynott
Midsomer Murders 2014 TV Series Reverend Martha Hillcott
Death Comes to Pemberley 2013 TV Mini-Series Mrs. Bennett
The Joy of Abba 2013 TV Movie Narrator
The Spa 2013 TV Series Alison
Agatha Christie’s Poirot 2013 TV Series Miss Brewis
Little Crackers 2012 TV Series Miss Dyson
The Thick of It 2009-2012 TV Series Nicola Murray
Playhouse Presents 2012 TV Series The Therapist
Grandma’s House 2010-2012 TV Series Tanya
New Tricks 2011 TV Series Bea Mackenna
Horrid Henry: The Movie 2011 Miss Oddbod
Just William 2010 TV Series Mrs. Brown
Planet 51 2009 Additional Voice (voice)
Al Murray’s Multiple Personality Disorder 2009 TV Series Chief Inspector
Shush 2008 TV Movie Alice
Love Soup 2008 TV Series Catherine Sumpter
Giles Wemmbley Hogg Goes Off…. to Glastonbury 2007 TV Movie Narrator (voice)
You Can Choose Your Friends 2007 TV Movie Amanda Snell
The Catherine Tate Show 2004-2006 TV Series Narrator / Documentary Narrator / Chloe
The Comic Strip Presents… 2005 TV Series Carol
Nighty Night 2004-2005 TV Series Cathy Cole Cath Cath Cole

Writer

Title Year Status Character
Big Train 2002 TV Series additional sketches – 6 episodes
Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge 1994-1995 TV Series additional material – 3 episodes
The Day Today 1994 TV Series written by – 7 episodes

Soundtrack

Title Year Status Character
Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge 1994 TV Series performer – 1 episode

Miscellaneous

Title Year Status Character
Planet 51 2009 additional voices

Self

Title Year Status Character
The School That Got Teens Reading 2016 TV Movie documentary Herself – Narrator (voice)
British Sitcom: 60 Years of Laughing at Ourselves 2016 TV Movie documentary Herself – Narrator (voice)
The Women Who Kill Lions 2016 TV Movie documentary Herself – Narrator (voice)
Very British Problems 2015-2016 TV Series Herself
Gareth’s Invictus Choir 2016 TV Series Herself – Narrator
Loose Women 2015-2016 TV Series Herself
20 Moments That Rocked Comedy 2015 TV Movie documentary Narrator (voice)
Timeshift 2015 TV Series documentary Herself – Narrator
Richard Herring’s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast 2014 TV Series Herself
Hotel in the Clouds 2014 TV Movie documentary Herself – Narrator
Great Poets: In Their Own Words 2014 TV Series documentary Narrator
Sunday Brunch 2012-2014 TV Series Herself – Guest
The Culture Show 2014 TV Series documentary Herself – Voiceover
50 Years of BBC2 Comedy 2014 TV Movie documentary
Jazz Legends in Their Own Words 2014 TV Movie documentary Herself – Narrator (voice)
The Comedy Vaults: BBC2’s Hidden Treasure 2014 TV Movie documentary Herself
All About TWO 2014 TV Movie Herself
The Brits Who Built the Modern World 2014 TV Series documentary Narrator
In Their Own Words: 20th Century Composers 2014 TV Mini-Series documentary Herself – Presenter
Mel Smith: I’ve Sort of Done Things 2013 TV Movie documentary Herself – Narrator (voice)
Crackanory 2013 TV Series Herself
Fox Wars 2013 TV Special documentary Narrator (voice)
The Crime Thriller Club 2013 TV Series documentary Herself
Fabric of Britain 2013 TV Mini-Series Herself – Narrator
Jo Brand’s Great Wall of Comedy 2013 TV Series Herself – Team Captain
Goodbye Television Centre 2013 TV Special documentary Herself
Alexander Armstrong’s Big Ask 2013 TV Series Herself
Yes, Prime Minister: Re-elected 2013 TV Movie documentary Herself
Chateau Chunder: A Wine Revolution 2012 Documentary Narrator
Room 101 2012 TV Series Herself
Have I Got News for You 2003-2011 TV Series Herself
The A to Z of Crime 2011 TV Series documentary Herself / Chief Superintendent Innocent
Would I Lie to You? 2011 TV Series Herself
Great Thinkers: In Their Own Words 2011 TV Mini-Series documentary Narrator
Horrid Henry’s Movie Mayhem 2011 TV Movie Herself
The One Show 2011 TV Series Herself – Guest
My Life in Books 2011 TV Series Herself
Let’s Dance for Comic Relief 2011 TV Series Herself
That Sunday Night Show 2011 TV Series Herself
The People’s Detective 2010 TV Series documentary Herself
Pete & Dud: The Lost Sketches 2010 TV Movie Himself – Contributor
The British Academy Television Awards 2010 TV Movie documentary Herself
Newsnight at 30 2010 TV Movie documentary Herself
The Greatest Christmas Comedy Moments 2008 TV Movie documentary Herself / Mary
50 Greatest Comedy Catchphrases 2008 TV Movie documentary Herself
The World’s Greatest Comedy Characters 2007 TV Movie Herself
Lewis… Behind the Scenes 2007 TV Movie documentary Herself / Chief Superintendent Innocent
Britain’s 50 Greatest Comedy Sketches 2005 TV Movie documentary Herself
If I Ruled the World 1998 TV Series Herself

Archive Footage

Title Year Status Character
Alexander Armstrong’s Big Ask 2013 TV Series Herself
Ben Elton: Laughing at the 80s 2011 TV Movie documentary Herself (uncredited)
Would I Lie to You? 2011 TV Series Herself
Jennifer Saunders: Laughing at the 90s 2011 TV Movie documentary Herself / Sue Lewis (uncredited)
Have I Got News for You: The Best of the Guest Presenters 2003 Video Herself (uncredited)

Won Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
2012 British Comedy Award British Comedy Awards Best TV Comedy Actress The Thick of It (2005)
2010 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Female Performance in a Comedy Role The Thick of It (2005)

Nominated Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
2010 Broadcasting Press Guild Award Broadcasting Press Guild Awards Best Actress The Thick of It (2005)
2010 Golden Nymph Monte-Carlo TV Festival Outstanding Actress – Comedy Series The Thick of It (2005)

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