Perdita Weeks is a British actress who has acted in several films since 1993, starting with the television mini-series. Glasses eyes. Mary Boleyn, the sister-in-law of King Henry VIII, played an increasingly recurring role in the historical fiction series The Tudors (2007-2008).

Born in South Glamorgan, Wales, on December 25, 1985, Perdita Rose Annunziata Weeks attended Roedean School before continuing her studies at the Courtauld Institute where she studied art history. There is no information about his childhood or his parents, Susan and Robin Weeks. She is the second child in a family of five and has a brother and a sister. His parents are already divorced.

Acting career

Weeks appeared in television series from 1995 to 2004, working on one or more projects each year, as follows: Magnet; The pale glimmers of day; The Last Voyage of Robert Rylands; The World of Spices (1997); The Prince and the Pauper (2000); Dump Stig (2002); Midsomer Murders (2003); and Sherlock Holmes and the Affair of the Silk Stockings (2004).

In 2007, Perdita Weeks featured in the radio comedy Dark Expectations and starred as Eliza Meyer in the four-episode film, The Promise.

From 2011 to 2018, she starred in the following miniseries and movies: Great Expectations; as Lady Georgiana Grex in Titanic; The Invisible Woman; As above, so below; The Great Fire; The Musketeers; Penny Dreadful; Ready Player One; and Magnum PI

Weeks has described herself as a “haunting recycler”, who couldn’t stand seeing “all those cups go tossed in a normal trash can” creating consciousness. Not only that, she has no qualms about rummaging through the trash cans, when she’s on a movie set, just picking up and washing people’s dirty plastic cups while making her obvious point.

Brothers and sisters

As mentioned earlier, Perdita Weeks is the second child of her parents and has two siblings; an older sister named Honeysuckle Weeks and a younger brother named Rollo Weeks, both of whom are also actors.

There is a six-year gap between Weeks and her older sister, and only a year gap with her younger brother. Speaking in one of his interviews with HELLO! Fashion Monthly, Weeks praised his “Oxford graduate” sister, saying it’s not such a bad thing to have a big brother as an example. She said there was no direct rivalry between them. Although she hinted that there was professional jealousy between them, since Honeysuckle “has a 100% success rate for everything,” she takes aim.