Clare-Hope Ashitey, a British actress of Ghanaian descent, has left an indelible mark in the world of film and television.

Widely recognized for her standout performances in the acclaimed movie ‘Children of Men’ and TV series ‘Suspects’ and ‘Seven Seconds,’ she has garnered accolades and nominations, showcasing her talent and versatility.

Despite her early indecision about pursuing acting, Ashitey’s career has flourished, earning her success in various roles.

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Father	Paul Ashitey
Mother	Tina Ashitey
Brothers	None
Sisters	Grace
Boyfriends / Girlfriends	Rawse Fitzgerald
Marital Status	Dating
Partner	Not Known
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• Clare-Hope Ashitey made her acting debut in 2005 in the genocide movie ‘Shooting Dogs,’ released in the United States as ‘Beyond the Gates.’ The film earned the Grand Prize for Dramatic Feature at the Heartland Film Festival in 2006, marking a notable start to her career.

• In 2006, Ashitey portrayed ‘Kee’ in the dystopian action thriller ‘Children of Men,’ adapted from P. D. James’ novel. Her role garnered critical acclaim, leading to nominations for Best Newcomer at the London Critic Circle Awards and Outstanding Supporting Actress at the Black Reel Awards in 2007.

• At the age of 19, Ashitey took a hiatus from studies to shoot ‘Children of Men.’ Uncertain about her future, she later returned to London to complete her degree in anthropology.

• Post-graduation, Ashitey explored various industries, including insurance, digital media, and financial services. Simultaneously, she made her stage debut in Tom Litter’s ‘Origin of the Species’ and television debut in the British series ‘Coming Up’ (2010).

• Ashitey’s career expanded with roles in British TV series ‘Top Boy’ (2011), Austrian film ‘Black Brown White’ (2011), and several other movies like ‘Candle to Water’ (2012), ‘All Is By My Side’ (2013), ‘The White King,’ and ‘I.T’ (both in 2016).

• She starred as ‘DC Charlie Steele’ in the British series ‘Suspects’ (2014-2016) and gained widespread recognition for her role in the BBC One thriller drama series ‘Doctor Foster’ (2015-2017), which received the Best Drama Award at the National Television Awards in 2016 and 2018.

• In 2018, Ashitey took on the lead role in the American crime drama series ‘Seven Seconds’ on Netflix, earning critical acclaim and the ‘Outstanding Television Movie or Limited Series’ award at the 2nd Black Reel Awards for Television.

• In 2019, Ashitey appeared in ‘Criminal: UK,’ reprised her role in ‘Top Boy,’ starred in the sci-fi drama ‘The Feed,’ and made guest appearances in ‘Death in Paradise’ and ‘Doctor Who.’

• Born to Ghanaian parents, Ashitey attended Brimsdown Primary School and later The Latymer School in North London. She graduated in Anthropology from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, in 2009.

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