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Natalie Bromley Norma

Like James Bond the women come and go for Jack, but like Miss Moneypenny, Norma is always there to pick him back up. Natalie Bromley beat and beat up over 100 rivals to land the part as the no nonsense secretary.

Natalie Bromley trained with the National Youth Theatre. She read English Literature at Cambridge University and wrote and performed with the Footlights.

Film includes ‘Jane’ in “What a Girl Wants” (Warner Bros), ‘Joanna’ in “Three Minute Moments” (All Enquiries Productions), and ‘Newsreader’ in “Vampire Diary” (Bard Entertainment).

Theatre includes ‘Mac’ in “The Thief of Tears” (Soho Theatre), ‘Lil’ in “Many Loves” (Sadler’s Wells), ‘Salome’ in “Salome” (Bridewell Theatre), ‘Susan’ in “The Old One-Two” (King’s Head Theatre), ‘Sandra’ in “Playing For England” (King’s Head Theatre), ‘Portia’ in “The Merchant Of Venice” (Baron’s Court Theatre), ‘Ardele’ in “Number One” (Edinburgh Festival) and ‘Giulietta’ in “Grafted” (Edinburgh Festival).