Ruth Wilson

Ruth Wilson is a two-time Olivier Award winner and Golden Globe Award winner. She also made her Broadway debut with Nick Payne's Constellations, opposite Jake Gyllenhaal. The most famous role she has played is Alison Lockhart, in Showtime's "The Affair" in which she won the Golden Globe Award. The Little Stranger is among the films she has appeared in. Some of her other credits include Dark River, I Am the Pretty Thing Who Lives in the House (aka I Am the Pretty Thing) The Suite FranASSaise, Locke, Saving Mr. Banks, The Lone Ranger and Anna Karenina, Saving Mr. Banks, Saving Mr. Banks, Saving Mr. Banks, Saving Mr. Banks, Saving Mr. The actress won Olivier Awards for Best Actress for Anna Christie opposite Jude Law and Best Supporting actor for A Streetcar Named Desire opposite Rachel Weisz, both at the Donmar Warehouse. Wilson was nominated to receive an Olivier Award for Best Actress for Hedda Gabler at the National Theatre. Wilson played in the BBC miniseries "Luther," nominated for eight Emmy Awards. In the BBC mini-series "Jane Eyre," she received nominations from both Golden Globes and BAFTAs, as Best Leading actor. In 2007, the actress made her London debut in Maxim's Philistines with The National Theatre. She also starred in Ingmar Bergman's Through a Glass Darkly, that was adapted to the stage by Almeida Theatre.