Ramona Marquez's rise to fame began without any prior acting training, making her an ideal candidate for the role of "Karen" on the popular British sitcom Outnumbered in 2007. At the tender age of five, she was discovered by the script writer's wife at a birthday party, who was immediately impressed by her unique personality and confidence.
Ramona's captivating performance as "Karen Brockman" earned her widespread recognition and admiration, captivating the hearts of audiences across Britain with her quick wit and charming demeanor. Even today, she continues to delight viewers as "Karen" on the BBC1, three years after her initial debut.
In 2009, Ramona further solidified her reputation as a talented young actress by landing the role of "Imogen Pollock" in the made-for-TV movie Enid, a biographical drama that explores the life of renowned children's author Enid Blyton.
Ramona's impressive career trajectory reached new heights when she became the first child to win the prestigious British Comedy Award for "Best Female Comedy Newcomer" in 2009. Outnumbered also took home two additional awards that night, including "Best TV Comedy".
Interestingly, Ramona comes from a family with a strong background in acting. Her father, Martin Marquez, and uncle, John Marquez, are both accomplished actors who have likely played a significant role in nurturing her passion for the craft.
