Miranda Hart

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Birthday:

14 December 1972, Torquay, Devon, England, UK

Birth Name:

Miranda Katherine Hart Dyke

Height:

185 cm

Miranda Hart was born on December 14, 1972 in Torquay, Devon, England as Miranda Katherine Hart Dyke. She is an actress and producer, known for Spy (2015), Miranda (2009) and Magicians (2007).

It's a vicious circle. If you feel hideous, you convey it to people. A couple of male friends from university have said, 'I quite fancied yo...Show more »

It's a vicious circle. If you feel hideous, you convey it to people. A couple of male friends from university have said, 'I quite fancied you, but I wouldn't have dared...' and I was like, oh really? I was completely amazed that anyone had ever fancied me, and also that I'd obviously given an impression of 'Don't touch me'. Show less «

[on Miranda (2009)] We rehearse for three days and there isn't much room for mucking about, but usually someone gets the giggles at somethin...Show more »

[on Miranda (2009)] We rehearse for three days and there isn't much room for mucking about, but usually someone gets the giggles at something off the cuff - worryingly often nothing to do with the scripts. Show less «

The studio floor is where the hard work pays off. You're in studios where your comedy heroes performed and you're making your own show.

When I wrote the show, I didn't have anyone in mind to play the parts - apart from the naturally beautiful actress who plays Miranda, of cou...Show more »

When I wrote the show, I didn't have anyone in mind to play the parts - apart from the naturally beautiful actress who plays Miranda, of course. But wow, I couldn't have got luckier. We've genuinely become the best of friends. I even holiday with Sarah (Sarah Hadland). We all share a love of the silly, of Strictly Come Dancing (2004), of dogs, of food, and all believe that breaking wind is never not funny. Show less «

The live audiences are so supportive - when I hear the first laugh, it's a huge high. There's nothing more rewarding than a laugh you've cre...Show more »

The live audiences are so supportive - when I hear the first laugh, it's a huge high. There's nothing more rewarding than a laugh you've created. Show less «

[on finishing Miranda (2009)] I'm possibly saying goodbye to the best part I'll ever play.

The director Juliet May is a close friend (also Strictly obsessed), as are producers Emma Strain and Jo Sargent, and floor manager Julie Syk...Show more »

The director Juliet May is a close friend (also Strictly obsessed), as are producers Emma Strain and Jo Sargent, and floor manager Julie Sykes. When we all get together (forgive the potential naffness), it's truly special. They've all looked after my creative baby. It's rare to get such a tight-knit group. We're just going to have to work together on everything else. It will have to be contractual. Show less «

I will remain shocked until the end of my days that my sitcom (Miranda (2009)) ended up being popular - and being watched. It's not somethin...Show more »

I will remain shocked until the end of my days that my sitcom (Miranda (2009)) ended up being popular - and being watched. It's not something you really imagine. I hope they will always be fans and won't desert me now the show is over! Show less «

I'm particularly touched that teenagers identify with my silliness. It makes my life when I meet a young person who's been cheered by the sh...Show more »

I'm particularly touched that teenagers identify with my silliness. It makes my life when I meet a young person who's been cheered by the show and feels they've the right to be more themselves. That mandate for my work is truly special. Show less «

When I write the scripts, I never quite grasp the fact that people will build sets and direct what my silly mind's come up with.