Amanda Burton Biography
(Northern Irish Actress Best Known for Her Role as ‘Sam Ryan’ in the TV Series ‘Silent Witness’)
Birthday: October 10, 1956 (Libra)
Born In: Derry, Northern Ireland
Irene Amanda Burton is an Irish actress who is known for the strong characters she has played in the TV series ‘Brookside,’ ‘The Commander,’ ‘Silent Witness,’ and ‘Marcella.’ She used to work in theatre before moving to television in 1982. In a career spanning more than thirty years, Burton has essayed a wide variety of roles, some of which have won her awards. Throughout her career, she has focused on television and is one of the most popular Irish TV actresses as of today. People admire her effortless portrayal of strong characters like Commander Clare Blake in ‘The Commander,’ Dr. Beth Glover in ‘Peak Practice,’ and Dr. Sam Ryan in ‘Silent Witness.’ Her groundbreaking role of Dr. Sam Ryan changed the course of her career in a positive way. The role won her the Most Popular Actress Award at the National Television Awards. She is also a keen supporter of The Children’s Trust and takes part in charity runs like the Great North Run.