Me, Myself, and Why? : The Story of Miriam Margolyes

The accomplishments of an individual are typically used as a measurement of success, and Miriam is not left out because her accomplishments speak for her all over the world.

The fact that British-Australian Miriam Margolyes, pronounced Margoleez, is interested in such a broad range of topics has contributed to the high regard in which she is held.

Miriam is not only an actress but also a writer, a political activist, a voice over artist, and a television personality.

Although she is best known for her work in the entertainment industry as an actress, she also has other careers.

As a result of her consistent success in both the theater and the film industry, she is recognized as a seasoned performer in both arenas.

Mariam has starred in a variety of films, including the award-winning roles she played in "Little Voice" and "The Age of Innocence," as well as the critically acclaimed British films "Harry Potter" and "Babe." Her work as a voice actress has garnered critical acclaim on a global scale, and she is widely acknowledged to possess the most accomplished female voice in Britain.

In 2013, Miriam Margolyes became an Australian citizen on National Australian Day.