Kelly Reilly

 Jessica Kelly Siobhan Reilly (born 18 July 1977) is an English actress from England. In her part in After Miss Julie at Donmar Warehouse (2003-2004), she was nominated for the Laurence Olivier Award. Her film and TV credits include Eden Lake (2008) and Sherlock Holmes (2009). Flight (2012) and Yellowstone (2018). Reilly was born and was raised in Chessington as her mother was a receptionist at a hospital mother as well as Jack Reilly, a police officer. The two attended Tolworth Girls' High School located in Kingston where she completed her GCSE drama. Her grandparents are Irish Reilly wrote to producers of the TV show Prime Suspect to ask for work. Six months later, she auditioned for part in an episode of Prime Suspect 4: Inner Circle which aired on ITV on 7 May 1995. She appeared in the episode "Bramwell", a period drama series on Carlton UK Television, as Kathleen Le Saux, a troubled young wife. Six years after, she appeared with Helen Mirren in the film Last Orders


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