Golda Rosheuvel plays Queen Charlotte in Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story.
Career[]
Filmography[]
- Somewhere in Dreamland (????)
- This Time Next Year (2024)
- Orion and the Dark (2024)
- Dune (2021)
- Old Vic: In Camera - A Christmas Carol (2020)
- Muse (short) (2020)
- Wonder.land (2019)
- Lady Macbeth (2016)
- I Remember You (short) (2014)
- You'll Regret It (short) (2013)
- Mr. Stink (2012)
- Consuming Passion (2008)
- On the Other Hand (short) (2006)
- Coma Girl: The State of Grace (2005)
- Lava (2001)
Television[]
- Bridgerton (2020-2024)
- Doctor Who (2024)
- Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (2023)
- Death in Paradise (2021)
- Unprecedented: Real Time Theatre from a State of Isolation (2020)
- A Confession (mini-series) (2019)
- Silent Witness (2008-2019)
- EastEnders (2015)
- I Live with Models (2015)
- Playhouse Presents (2014)
- Rev. (2014)
- Holby City (2011-2012)
- Threesome (2012)
- Dead Boss (mini-series) (2012)
- Coronation Street (2012)
- Luther (2011)
- Torchwood (2008)
- Casualty (2006)
- The Bill (2005)
- Great Performances (2000)
Notes and Trivia[]
- Golda originally auditioned for the part of Lady Danbury.[1]
- If Golda were not an actor, she would like to be an athlete.[2] From an early age, she wanted to compete in the decathlon at the Olympics. She represented her country in hockey, netball and swimming. She broke records for her four-by-four relay, javelin and long-jumping. At the age of 16, an ankle injury forced her to quit sports and she moved onto acting.[3]
- Twice, Golda has needed a medic to help her get out of a costume. After wearing a corset for a whole day to film a scene at a ball, sweat caused the corset to stick to her, which became tighter and tighter, preventing her from moving.[2][4]
- It takes two hours for Golda to put on her two wigs to portray Queen Charlotte.[4]
- Golda knew from a young age that she was gay. She came out to her parents in her twenties.[3]
- Golda is bi-racial, with a Guyanese father and English mother. When portraying Queen Charlotte, she taps into her mother's side of her heritage.[5] [6]
- Golda is a singer and comes from a musical family. Her parents used to play instruments and sing, and her brother is a producer. Her parents met singing in a choir in Barbados.[6]
