About
Jennifer Ehle is a British-American actress renowned for her stage and screen performances. The daughter of actress Rosemary Harris and writer John Ehle, she began her career on stage in the UK, working with prestigious companies like the Royal Shakespeare Company. She has won two Tony Awards for her work in Tom Stoppard's plays, 'The Real Thing' and 'The Coast of Utopia.' Ehle has also appeared in numerous films and television series, solidifying her reputation as a versatile and accomplished actress.
Career Timeline
RSC Stage Work Begins
Jennifer Ehle begins her career with the Royal Shakespeare Company, gaining valuable stage experience.
Tony Award for 'The Real Thing'
Wins a Tony Award for her performance in 'The Real Thing', marking a significant breakthrough.
Tony Award for 'Utopia'
Wins a second Tony Award for 'The Coast of Utopia,' solidifying her reputation as a stage actress.
Role in 'The King's Speech'
Appears in the acclaimed film 'The King's Speech,' increasing her visibility in film.
Role in 'Contagion'
Appears in 'Contagion' and Zero Dark Thirty, expanding her presence in popular movies
Role in 'Fifty Shades'
Appears in 'Fifty Shades Freed', maintaining a steady career.
Respected Stage and Screen Actress
Continues to work in both stage and screen productions, enjoying a respected and versatile career.
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Last updated: February 21, 2026