Rebecca Humphries (born 3 October 1986) is a British actress and writer.
Career Humphries attended London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and has appeared on stage in productions of Temple at the Donmar Warehouse, Pomona at the National Theatre and Blackout Songs at the Hampstead Theatre. She is also the author of the memoir Why Did You Stay? published in 2022.
Humphries' comedy television roles have included Friday Night Dinner and Morgana Robinson's The Agency. She played Julie Fincham in the Amazon Prime Video series Ten Percent, a British remake of Call My Agent!, in April 2022.
In 2023, Humphries portrayed Carrie Johnson in the Channel 4 docu-drama Partygate. Previously, she had portrayed Carol Thatcher in the television drama series The Crown. Also in 2023, she started filming Ben Wheatley comedy-horror series Generation Z.
Personal life Humphries began a relationship with British comedian Seann Walsh in 2013, which lasted for five years. She has spoken in the House of Commons about gaslighting and the media on behalf of the organisers of the Women’s March London.
Filmography Year Title Role Notes2011Come Fly with MeHolly's mother1 episode2012Cardinal BurnsKate1 episode 2013The InternRebecca1 episode2013AuntiesSharonTV film2013Big Bad WorldBeth8 episodes2015CockroachesJennifer6 episodes2015CrackanoryLisa1 episode2016Morgana Robinson's The AgencyRachel6 episode2018Hold the SunsetPolice officer2020TrigonometryCaroline8 episodes2020Friday Night DinnerLucy Two1 episode2020The CrownCarol Thatcher2 episodes2022Ten PercentJulie Fincham8 episodes2023PartygateCarrie JohnsonTV drama 2024–present Piglets Melanie Main role 2024 Generation Z Jane1 episode
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