Caroline Quentin was an English actress, writer, and presenter. She became recognized for her TV appearances: portraying Dorothy Dixson in Men Behaving Badly, appearing as a prostitute in Blue Murder, and as a warrier in Murder, Ivy. She later became a DJ and presenter of the British comedy series, Portlandension. She has also been a guest writer for several books and wrote a novel entitled, Let’s Go To Meeting. She has also appeared in some films and produced several feature length films.
BackgroundThe age at which Caroline Quentin attained her wealth is not clear. It is possible that her parents were financially supportive and helped to support her studies by giving her a scholarship, or she may have simply been exceptionally good looking. Her mother was quite voluptuous and could easily have had a career in modeling, though this may have faded as quickly as her career did. There is no definite age at which she began her acting career, but it is certain that she enjoyed the theater from a very young age and may have even been cast as an actor as early as kindergarten.
PersonalitiesCaroline is described as “practical” by her agent, Ben Strong. This may be in keeping with her often mentioned dislike of impractical people. In her novel, Let’s Go To Meeting, she is described as an amiable, caring, and compassionate character. As a screenwriter, her realistic description of working on a professional level brings the character’s persona to life. However, it can be suggested that her natural shyness and dislike of being in the spotlight may account for her reluctance to reveal too much about herself or to share details about her personal life.