
Acting
Souad Faress
Acting · Born 1948-03-25 · Accra, Ghana
Souad Adel Faress is a stage, radio, television and film actress based in United Kingdom. She is best known for her portrayal of the solicitor Usha Gupta, in the long-running BBC Radio 4 serial The Archers and for her role as the High Priestess of the Dosh Khaleen in the sixth season of the HBO series Game of Thrones. Born in Ghana, she also holds Syrian and Irish citizenships.
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Ann Droid
2026 · Mystic Maria

Alexander: The Making of a God
2024 · Oracle
FilmA House in Jerusalem
2023 · Older Rasha

The Change
2023 · Annie

Beyond Paradise
2023 · Ella Woods

Better
2023 · Zaara Slack

The Other Half
2022 · Maman

The Sandman
2022 · Fate Crone

Signora Volpe
2022 · Dame Felicity Morris

Landscapers
2021 · Judge Blacklock
FilmDune
2021 · Bene Gesserit Sister

We Are Lady Parts
2021 · Gran
FilmMade in Italy
2020 · Ree

His Dark Materials
2019 · Larissa

The Spy
2019 · Mama Sophie Cohen

Back to Life
2019 · Anna
FilmChristopher Robin
2018 · Wealthy Woman

Porters
2017 · Freda
FilmBridget Jones's Baby
2016 · Judge

Brief Encounters
2016 · Widowed Linda

Vera
2011 · Eve Jamshidi

Law & Order: UK
2009

The Sarah Jane Adventures
2007 · Old Rani

My Spy Family
2007 · Mrs. Vong

New Street Law
2006 · Amanda Collins
FilmThe Fever
2004 · The Seamstress

Strange
2003 · Mrs. Singh

Being April
2002 · Leela

My Hero
2000 · NHS Inspector
FilmSuch a Long Journey
1998 · Mrs. Rabadi
FilmSixth Happiness
1997 · Sera Kotwal

Silent Witness
1996 · Diomanda Yannis
FilmBhaji on the Beach
1993 · Rekha
FilmMy Sister-Wife
1992 · Mumtaz

Prime Suspect
1991 · Mrs. Duhra
Shalom Salaam
Shalom Salaam
1989

South of the Border
1988 · Manda

Inspector Morse
1987 · Hospital Doctor
FilmMy Beautiful Laundrette
1985 · Cherry N. Ali
Albion Market
Albion Market
1985

EastEnders
1985 · Farah Ahmed

The Bill
1984
FilmMike Leigh: Making Plays
1982 · Self (archive footage)
Watch All Night
Watch All Night
1980 · Xenia
FilmWho's Who
1979 · Samya

Blake's 7
1978 · Selma

Secret Army
1977 · Maria

Two's Company
1975 · Guests

BBC Play of the Month
1965 · Gypsy