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Jaime Murray (born 21 July 1977) is an English actress, best known for playing Stacie Monroe in the BBC series Hustle and Lila Tournay in season two of the Showtime series Dexter. She has had recurring roles as H.G. Wells in SyFy's Warehouse 13 and as Gaia in the Starz series Spartacus: Gods of the Arena and currently plays Olivia Charles in The CW series Ringer

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Publié par	Emereo Publishing
Date de parution	24 octobre 2012
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Articles Jaime Murray Hustle (TV series) Stacie Monroe ShakespeaRe-Told Botched The Deaths of Ian Stone Dexter (TV series) Valentine (TV series) The Beautiful Life: TBL The Devil's Playground (2010 film) Spartacus: Gods of the Arena Ringer (TV series)

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Jaime Murray

Jaime Murray Born21 July 1977 Essex, England

OccupationActress

Parents

Billy Murray

Jaime Murray(born 21 July 1977) is an English actress, best known for playing Stacie Monroe in the BBC series Hustleand Lila Tournay in season two of the Showtime seriesDexter. She has had recurring roles as H.G. Wells in SyFy'sWarehouse 13and as Gaia in the Starz seriesSpartacus: Gods of the Arenaand currently plays Olivia Charles in The CW seriesRinger.

Early life and education Murray was born to English parents in London, England, United Kingdom, Europe. Her father was the English actor [1] Billy Murray. She was named after Lindsay Wagner's character Jaime Sommers inThe Bionic Woman. Just before [2] taking her A Levels, Murray was diagnosed with dyslexia. She briefly studied philosophy and psychology at the London School of Economics, but dropped out to train at the Drama Centre London, graduating in 2000.

Acting Murray's first taste of stardom was miming the lyrics in the 1996 original video of Stretch & Vern's dance track "I'm [2] Alive". Some of her early television appearances included minor guest roles in BBC One'sCasualty,The Bill, Love Soup, andShakespeaRe-Told: The Taming of the Shrew. Murray starred as Stacie Monroe inHustlefrom series 1 until series 4. In one episode ofHustle, Murray so impressed her co-star Robert Vaughn with her modeling of a Wonder Woman costume that, according to several online sources, he showed it to studio executives in Hollywood; on the strength of this, Murray was invited to [2] [3] audition for the part of Wonder Woman in the upcomingWonder Womanmovie. Relocating to Los Angeles, California, United States, North America, Murray starred inDexteras Lila Tourney, Dexter's Narcotics Anonymous sponsor and the main antagonist in season 2. Dexter has an affair with her, leading to his breakup with Rita but soon realizes she is in fact a sociopath who hangs out in support groups as an attempt to feel emotions of which she is otherwise incapable. She immediately sees through Dexter's "mask" and becomes [4] obsessed with him, believing him to be her soulmate. [5] In mid-2008, Murray joined the cast of The CW'sValentineThe showplaying the lead character, Grace Valentine. began airing in October 2008, but was cancelled by the end of the month. Jaime Murray starred in another CW show,The Beautiful Life: TBL(also known asThe Beautiful Life), an American television drama series which ran from 16 to 23 September 2009. Murray was cast to play a powerful wardrobe stylist and resident cougar who has her eyes on Isaac (Corbin Bleu). [6] Murray finished shootingPossessions, due for release in 2010, and is currently shootingThe Rapturestarred. She [7] in the filmThe Devil's Playgroundand appeared as H. G. Wells on the Syfy(2010) directed by Mark McQueen Channel's series,Warehouse 13. Murray starred in the Starz miniseriesSpartacus: Gods of the Arena,as Gaia, a longtime friend of Lucretia.

Jaime Murray

Modelling [8] Murray modelled clothing in television advertisements for Debenhams department store. Murray is signed to Models 1 in London. She has also appeared in men's magazines such asGQ,Mayfair, andFHM, as well as women's magazines such asHello!,Cosmopolitan, andOK!.

Film and television The Byzantine Cat(2002), Jane Spencer Hustle(2004–2007, 2012), Stacie Monroea–BBC One, TV series, 24 episodes Love Soup(2005), Nataliea–BBC One, TV series, episode "Death and Nurses" ShakespeaRe-Told(2005), Bianca Minolaa–BBC One, TV series, episode "The Taming of the Shrew" Agatha Christie's Poirot(2006), Ruth Ketteringa–ITV, TV series, episode "The Mystery of the Blue Train" Botched(2007), Anna The Deaths of Ian Stone(2007), Medea Dexter(2007), Lilaa–Showtime, TV series, 10 episodes Valentine(2008–2009), Grace Valentine/Aphroditea–TV series, 8 episodes The Mentalist(2009), Nadia Sobella–TV series, episode "Carnelian, Inc." Eli Stone(2009), Diane Rundleta–TV series, episode "Flight Path" NCIS(2009), ICE Special Agent Julia Foster Yatesa–TV series, episode "Semper Fidelis" The Beautiful Life(2009), Viviennea–CW Network, TV series, 5 episodes The Rapture(2009), Fiona Warehouse 13(2010–2011), Helena "H.G." Wellsa–TV series, 8 episodes Devils Playground(2010), Lavinia Suite 7(2010), Jessya–TV series, episode "Good in Bed" Spartacus: Gods of the Arena(2011), Gaiaa–TV series, 4 episodes Samuel Bleak(2011), Vivian Bleak Ringer(2011), Olivia Charlesa–TV series, 4 episodes Possessions(2011), Chloea–in production

References [1] Lina Das. "Hustle star Jaime Murray on why her father tried to stop her acting | Mail Online" (http:/ /www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ article-2022564/Hustle-star-Jaime-Murray-father-tried-stop-acting.html). Dailymail.co.uk. . Retrieved 2011-12-29. [2] "Jamie Murray" (http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/faces/jaime_murray.shtml). BBC Drama Faces. . Retrieved 2008-05-11. [3] Bob Gough (2006-02-15). "Whedon Pushes Off Wonder Woman Casting Talk" (http:/ /www.comicbookmovie.com/news/articles/2594. asp). Comicbookmovie.com. . Retrieved 2011-12-29. [4] "US TV - News - 'Hustle' star joins Showtime's 'Dexter'" (http:/ /www.digitalspy.co.uk/ustv/a61248/hustle-star-joins-showtimes-dexter. html). Digital Spy. 2007-06-15. . Retrieved 2011-12-29. [5] "Bob Saget, Jaime Murray to star in CW shows" (http:/ /web.archive.org/web/20080719225818/http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/ content_display/television/news/e3ifcadec3fe426ce3c8cea737d5f409cde).THR.com. Archived from the original (http://www. hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/television/news/e3ifcadec3fe426ce3c8cea737d5f409cde) on 19 July 2008. . Retrieved 2008-07-21. [6] "The Rapture" (http://www.southendradio.com/onair/page.asp?id=59). Southend Radio. . Retrieved 2009-05-22. [7] Yet Another Apocalyptic Tale in 'Devil's Playground' (http:/ /www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/18061) [8] "Debenhams Signs Jaime Murray" (http:/ /www.debenhamsweddings.com/media/articles/about_us/press_releases/sept_2006/ JaimeMurraypressrelease_79b8c.pdf) (PDF). Debenhams. 2006-09-01. . Retrieved 2007-05-11.

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External links Jaime Murray (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1469280/) at the Internet Movie Database

Hustle (TV series)

Format

Created by

Starring

Hustle

Title card from series 5 onwards

Theme music composer

Country of origin

No. of series

No. of episodes

Running time

Original channel

Picture format

Original run

Crime drama

Tony Jordan

Adrian Lester Robert Glenister Matt Di Angelo Kelly Adams Robert Vaughn Jaime Murray Marc Warren Ashley Walters

Simon Rogers

United Kingdom

42 (List of episodes)

Production

60 minutes per episode (UK)

Broadcast

BBC One BBC HD (2007–2010) BBC One HD (2011)

16:9 576i (Series 1–present) 1080i (HD) (Series 4–present)

24 February 2004–present

Hustleis a British television drama series made by Kudos Film and Television for BBC One in the United Kingdom. Created by Tony Jordan and first broadcast in 2004, the series follows a group of con artists who specialise in "long cons"–extended deceptions which require greater commitment, but which return a higher reward than simple confidence tricks. The seventh series aired on BBC One in early 2011, and the BBC has announced that the [1] forthcoming eighth is likely to be the last.

Hustle (TV series)

Production

Conception Hustlewas largely born from the same production team that created and popularised the early series ofSpooks, a [2] similarly-styled drama series first broadcast in 2002. Bharat Nalluri, that series' Executive Director, first conceived [3] the idea in early 2002 while filming for the firstSpooksseries was ongoing. Nalluri pitched the concept to Jane Featherstone, Managing Director of Kudos Film & Television which was the production company behindSpooks, in [3] [4] the back of a taxi while returning from a day's filming. Intrigued by the idea, Featherstone recruited Tony [5] [6] Jordan, the lead scriptwriter of the soap operaEastEnders, to develop it into a workable proposal. Jordan quickly produced some initial script drafts, which Featherstone took to the BBC; Gareth Neame, Head of [2] Drama Commissioning, rapidly approved a six-part series. Featherstone assembled a production team that had considerable overlap with theSpookscrew, including Simon Crawford Collins as producer and Matthew Graham as [7] co-writer. In creating the first episodes, Jordan drew inspiration from the long tradition of confidence tricks and [8] heists in Hollywood and television, includingThe A-Team,The StingandThe Griftersremarked that. Featherstone "Ocean's Eleven was on around the time Bharat and I first spoke, and I think it helped to inspire us, but really we took our inspiration from a whole catalogue of movies and books... we wanted to make something that had the [9] energy, verve, style and pure entertainment value of those sorts of films" At the same time, the writers attempted to draw on the success of recent blockbusters such asOcean's ElevenandMission: Impossible; speaking in an interview in December 2003, Crawford explained that "[such shows] worked because of the interaction within the [8] group–the plotlines were almost irrelevant".

Casting WithHustlegreenlit for filming, the production team began searching for actors to play both the main characters and the marks for each episode. The process was initially quite difficult; Crawford described his "immediate thought [as] 'this is so good, how the hell are we going to get a cast to live up to these characters?' ... Tony had created incredibly strong characters, each with their own particular style and panache, but they also had to form a believable, if unusual, [10] 'family' unit". Robert Vaughn, the Academy Award-nominated star ofThe Man from U.N.C.L.E., was soon [7] suggested as a natural choice to play Albert Stroller, the elderly 'roper' responsible for ensnaring potential marks. After meeting Vaughn over lunch, Crawford "[recognised] straight away that he could bring a whole new dimension [10] [11] to the part of Albert". Vaughn was immediately offered the role, and asked to begin filming the following day. Jordan's script called for a group of five con artists or "grifters", with a wide range of ages, appearances and [12] experience. The production team cast Adrian Lester, at the time playing Henry V at the National Theatre, as [13] [13] [14] Michael Stone, the former leader of the group; Marc Warren as Danny Blue, the "inside man"; and Robert [7] Glenister as Ash Morgan, the "fixer"; in August 2003. Although having numerous credits in film and on the stage, Lester was an unknown face in television, having had less than two hours' broadcast screen time prior to the first [8] [7] Hustleseries. Lester explained that he "couldn't imagine playing the same character for years, but Hustle was completely different. In the very first rehearsal we were doing a dance routine and then the next thing I know I'm [7] whacking out several different accents and I just thought, 'I'm in heaven, this is great!'" Jaime Murray completed the lead actors, playing Stacie Monroe who, as the grifters' only female member, is [7] self-styled as "the lure". Murray, described by one of theHustleproduction team as "that rare specimen–a [7] stunningly beautiful actress who can actually act", and who auditioned in platform shoes to match her 5afta7in [15] height with Stacie's description as having "legs that go on for miles", was reportedly "terrified" to be working with the more famous actors Vaughn and Lester, saying "when we were filming the first couple of episodes I was absolutely petrified and was convinced that it would be really obvious on screen. So when I watched some of it on tape I was totally amazed that you couldn't see how frightened I really was. I kept thinking, 'Oh my God! I'm working with Adrian Lester and Robert Vaughn. Any time now someone is going to tap me on the shoulder and ask