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This is an unofficial source for the teen actress Lucy Boynton, who you may have seen in Miss Potter and Ballet Shoes. Please do take a look around to find out more about this rising British star. If you would like to make a contribution to the site, be it info, news of new projects, or just to get in touch please contact me via email!
Information: About Lucy
So, who is Lucy Boynton?
Lucy is an English 16 year old girl from London, England who at the age of 12 decided she wanted to act. She was then discovered by casting director Priscilla John for a role of a young Beatrix Potter in a Miss Potter (2006) and after a whirl of costume fittings, screen tests and filming Lucy’s acting career was launched! Lucy now is focusing on her education and exams but we sure to see her back on the big screen soon. To find out more about her other acting projects take a look at the Career section.
Need To Know
Birthday: 17th January 1994
Family: Her father is Graham Boynton, The Daily Telegraph travel editor, her mother is journalist Adriaane Pielou and her sister Emma also attends her school St. James Allens’.
Location: South London, England
Education: Attending St James Allens’ Girls’ School an independant girls’ day school.
Agent: Lucy is represented by Olivia Homan, at United Agents.
Biography
Before Lucy decided she wanted to act, her original ambition was to work at Battersea Dogs’ Home. Then in the New Year of 2006 when Lucy turned 12 she decided she wanted to become an actress, having only appeared in school plays.
“I want to be an actress when I grow up,” she said. She was still light-headed from recent rescue from years of sheep and angel obscurity to star in the school play, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
Get in Touch
If you wish to contact Lucy for a signed autograph use the below address to her agents. If you live in UK enclose a properly stamped and self addressed envelope (minimum size 8.5″ x 4″) with your request letter and a photo. You can include a piece of cardboard to keep the photo from bending in shipping and also add “Do Not Bend” on the envelopes. On average, there is a 3+ month wait for a response for fanmail, so I’d be patient if I were you!
Lucy Boynton
United Agents Ltd.
130 Shaftesbury Avenue
London, W1D 5EU
UK
Check out this thread at Fanmail.biz where one fan has recieved a letter and signed photo from Lucy herself.