Bronagh Gallagher
- Actress
- Composer
- Additional Crew
Bronagh Gallagher is an Irish-born singer and actress. Born in 1972 in
Northern Ireland, Bronagh became involved in the performing arts,
including music and drama during her teenage years. She later joined a
local amateur drama group known as the Oakgrove Theatre Company.
Bronagh made her screen debut in 1989, starting mostly on television
series. Her first big feature film appearance was in
Alan Parker 's
The Commitments (1991) followed three years later in
Quentin Tarantino 's
Pulp Fiction (1994). Five years
after that she appeared in George Lucas's film prequel
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999).
Rolling into the 21st century, Bronagh's work balanced out evenly
between television and film. Further film appearances included
Tristan Isolde (2006) and
Sherlock Holmes (2009). Her
additional television work included
Holby City (1999),
The Bill (1984),
The Field of Blood (2011)
and in 2012 Pramface (2012). Bronagh
still remains active as a singer as well as a musician.
