Sophie Okonedo: From 'Hotel Rwanda' to setting the stage on fire, here's a look at 'Flack' actor's impressive body of work

The 'Flack' actress has been exemplary in her roles on TV, in movies or on stage. Here's a look at the actor's most impressive performances
PUBLISHED FEB 7, 2019

Sophie Okonedo has come a long way and done some excellent work ever since she entered the industry in 1991. The British actress who currently plays the role of Robyn's (Anna Paquin) boss, Caroline, in 'Flack' has not only featured in films and TV but also appeared on stage, winning a Tony Award and being nominated for an Oscar in the bargain.

'Hotel Rwanda' was a breakthrough for the actor, and for which she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in 2005 for an Academy Award. Her work in 'Tsunami: The Aftermath' in 2007, 'Mrs Mandela' and 'Criminal Justice' in 2010 were also much appreciated.

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