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Amanda Redman biography and filmography. Terrifier 3 scares away weekend box office competition Two new movies that debuted this weekend wound up in the top five, with one earning the title of ...

Amanda Jacqueline Redman, MBE (born 12 August 1957) is an English actress, known for her role as Detective Superintendent Sandra Pullman in the BBC One series New Tricks (2003–2013) and as Dr ...

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Amanda Redman is the poster child of an unfit mother, Jackson County Circuit Judge John McBain said Wednesday, April 16, and gave Redman the longest minimum sentence recommended by state guidelines.

JACKSON, MI – Robert Sumner never believed his 4-year-old son was in any danger when he was with Amanda Redman. “She’s been a good mother to him,” Sumner, 32, said of Redman, with whom he ...

The Good Karma Hospital star Amanda Redman says she's accepted it's not meant to be after revealing fertility battle in her 50s - as she played pregnant 62-year-old in BBC comedy Bumps ...

Actress Amanda Redman says she is desperate for a boob reduction but her husband won’t agree to it. She said: “They’re too big and they’ve got bigger during the menopause, but my husband ...

Actor Amanda Redman has revealed her pain at losing lifelong friend Dennis Waterman in May saying: “He just was so charismatic and the life and soul of the party. I don’t really accept he’s ...

New Tricks star Amanda Redman, 65 today, is furious at how the showbiz industry treats women over 50. The acclaimed actor is currently immersed in a directing stint at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

A timeline of events in the past case of Amanda Redman, who lost her child because he was obese. Redman is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the April 2013 death of her newborn.

The New Tricks star Amanda Redman on her important work as patron of Missing People charity, running away from home as a teenager – and finally becoming a granny at 67!