Emma Handy, a talented British actress, was born on March 24, 1974. She is widely recognized for her captivating performances in various television series, including her iconic role as Samantha Trappett in the popular ITV show Doc Martin, which premiered in 2004. Additionally, she is notable for her portrayal of DC Paula McIntyre in the critically acclaimed ITV drama series Wire in the Blood, a role she held for an impressive five consecutive series.
Born to a family of artists, Emma is the daughter of the late Allen Handy, a skilled orchestral and session musician, and Susan Handy, a talented ballet dancer. This rich cultural heritage has undoubtedly influenced Emma's passion for the performing arts.
In addition to her television work, Emma has also made a significant impact in London's West End theatre scene. She has had the privilege of appearing in numerous award-winning productions, including Vincent in Brixton, Flare Path alongside the talented Sienna Miller, and Moira Buffini's acclaimed play Handbagged, where she brought to life the character of the young Queen Elizabeth II.
