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Welcome to Keeley-Hawes.com

Keeley-Hawes.com is an unofficial fansite created to promote one of the busiest actresses in the UK. As well as being the face of Boots No7 and the voice of Lara Croft, her beauty, talent and versatility have landed her a huge number and variety of roles over the years. Abandoning modelling to make her screen debut in Dennis Potter's Karaoke, the hard working mother of three has since brought warmth and humanity to all her roles, ensuring that she is in constant demand.

As expected for such a prolific actress, quite a number of Keeley's completed television and film projects will be released in 2008. News and details of all Keeley's projects can be found elsewhere on the website.

Keeley on Television

Keeley appeared in series 1 of Ashes to Ashes, the sequel to Life on Mars on BBC. She won the Glamour Awards Best UK Television Actress for this role. Later this year she appeared in Mutual Friends. Series 2 of Ashes to Ashes is expected to air in the spring of 2009.

Keeley in the Movies

Keeley recently was featured in two movies in 2008. Firstly The Bank Job with Jason Stratham, followed by Flashbacks of a Fool with Daniel Craig.

Keeley In Ads/Voiceovers

Keeley is the new face of Boots No7 cosmetics. She is also the voice of Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider games. Keeley has been nominated for a VGA award for her voice as Lara Croft.

Spy Loves You, Keeley (Jun 2002)

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Spy love you, Keeley

Sunday Mirror, Jun 16, 2002 by SUSIE BONIFACE

TV SPOOKS Keeley Hawes and Matthew Macfadyen break cover for the first time since she walked out on her husband and baby son for her co-star in the BBC1 spy series.

Keeley, 26, and Matthew, 27, laughed and kissed after spending several hours with friends in a London pub. Even a call on her mobile could not prise Keeley, who plays agent Zoe Reynolds, away from Matthew - her MI5 boss.

"They looked so in love and very comfortable with each other," said one onlooker. "They seemed oblivious to anyone else." The couple moved on from the Prince Albert pub in Maida Vale to the restaurant next door before heading back to Matthew's nearby North London home.

Meanwhile her 20-month-old son Myles was being cared for 30 miles away in Esher, Surrey, by her estranged husband Spencer McCallum, a cartoon designer

They had only been married five months when Keeley left. He wished her luck but pointedly added: "I'm just an average Joe Bloggs, all this is my wife's nightmare."'