Jodie Comer
Jodie Comer – Virgin TV British Academy Television Awards 2017 – Arrivals – Royal Festival Hall, South Bank – London, UK – Photo Credit: Landmark / PR Photos
Birth Name: Jodie Marie Comer
Place of Birth: Liverpool, Lancashire, England, U.K.
Date of Birth: 11 March, 1993
Ethnicity: English
Jodie Comer is an English actress. She is known for her roles in the films England Is Mine, Free Guy, The Last Duel, The End We Start From, and The Bikeriders; on the series Justice (2011), My Mad Fat Diary, Remember Me (2014), Doctor Foster, Thirteen; Rillington Place (2016), The White Princess, and Killing Eve; in the made-for-tv movies Lady Chatterley’s Lover (2015) and Help (2021); and in stage performances.
She is the daughter of Donna (Harris), who works for Merseyrail, and James Comer, a physiotherapist at Everton FC. She was raised in Childwall, Liverpool.
Her suname means “eat” in portuguese lol
same in spanish
*surname
Wow she’s way younger than i thought, guess she did not get the best genes from her parents, she looks like an avarage looking version of Heather Graham, anyway, never saw anything she is in. I think we will not have many surprises on her background, she does look very standard english.
No Irish?
Any reason why you’d think this aside from her being from Liverpool? Though a significant population through the city’s history, not every family in Liverpool has Irish ancestry, of course.
Comer is often an Irish surname. It appears she has some sort of Irish ancestry according to Google.
Comer can be an Irish surname.
Actually the surname Comer is of English origin it can be found in Ireland there is a difference
exactly, many english names became common among the irish, wich btw are, surprise surprise, very mixed with brits and continental europeans, there are many irish people with english surnames like Barrett, Acton, Drayson, Smith… As for Jodie, dont know, she can have some ancestry from Ireland, but recent? Just having a surname that is common there does not mean she has genetic ties(and Comer is originally an english surname anyway), but who knows, british and irish people are all mixed up with each other.