
Juliet Howland
Juliet Howland – British actress and composer, with no publicly recorded birthplace or birthday (some sources list Los Angeles, California, others simply Britain). She is best known for playing Natti Cauthon in The Wheel of Time (2021–present, Amazon Prime, 5 episodes so far), and for her recurring role as Lady Netherbury in Belgravia: The Next Chapter (2024, ITVX) and Daisy Howard in The Marlow Murder Club (2024, U&Drama). Her most notable film roles include Dorothy Townsend in The Painted Veil (2006, opposite Edward Norton and Naomi Watts), Emma Stone in Iris (2001, opposite Judi Dench), a part in V for Vendetta (2006), Michelle Collins in Astral (2018, opposite Frank Dillane), Elaine in Scott and Sid (2018, which won Best British Film at the 2019 National Film Awards), and Davina in The Last Photograph (2017, opposite Danny Huston). On television she has also appeared in The Royals (2015), Suite Française (2014), Mistresses (2009), Agatha Christie's Poirot (1989), A Touch of Frost (1992), Colditz (2005), Distant Shores (2005), Skins, Doctors, and Casualty. On stage she is particularly known for playing Moya Lexington in Terrance Rattigan's After the Dance at the National Theatre (2010) opposite Benedict Cumberbatch. She is also a singer-
Filmography (21)
TV★ 7.5Belgravia: The Next Chapter2024as Lady Netherbury
TV★ 7.6The Wheel of Time2021as Natti Cauthon
MOVIE★ 4.8Astral2018as Michelle Collins
TV★ 7.0Innocent2018as Judge
MOVIE★ 6.3Scott and Sid2018as Elaine- MOVIEThe Secret2018as Catherine
MOVIE★ 6.0The Last Photograph2017as Davina
TV★ 7.3Urban Myths2017as Margaret Asher
TV★ 7.1Crashing2016as Woman on Bus- TVBBC Comedy Feeds2012as Mother
MOVIE★ 4.7Legacy2010as Anne
TV★ 5.7Mistresses2008as Anita
MOVIE★ 7.3The Painted Veil2006as Dorothy Townsend
MOVIE★ 7.9V for Vendetta2006as Middle Class Mum
TV★ 7.3Hotel Babylon2006as Brunette
TV★ 6.1Colditz2005as Mary
MOVIE★ 7.2Two Brothers2004as Auction Room Stylish Woman
MOVIE★ 6.4Iris2001as Emma Stone
MOVIE★ 7.0One Night Stand1994as Jane
TV★ 7.6A Touch of Frost1992as Rachel Munro
TV★ 8.2Agatha Christie's Poirot1989as Mary Restarick