Before Abigail Cruttenden married actor Sean Bean, she dated director Ol Parker, who is now married to Thandie Newton. Thandie is dandy, but Abigail is finer. The striking English brunette was born "Abigail Lucy Cruttenden" in London, England, and a penchant for the entertainment biz is clearly in her genes. Her grandmother ran the Rosslyn School of Dance and Drama in London, and her mother ran the stage make-up school Greasepaint in London. Abigail's brother, Hal Cruttenden, is a stand-up comedian. So it's no surprise that Abigail made her way into acting at a young age. Some of her early onscreen credits include the comedy Mog (1885), the puppet series The Storytellers (1988), the mystery drama series Agatha Christie's Poirot (1989), the mystery series The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes (1991), the romance Love on a Branch Line (1994), and the film adaptation of Anna Karenina (2000). She was a boob-tube regular in the mid-’90s in the romantic miniseries Love on a Branch Line (1994), where her heavy hitters and bottom line made that show a sexcess. Sadly, that's the only time Mr. Skin has seen Abigail's supple breasts. Some of her more recent credits include the sitcom Doctors and Nurses (2004), the comedy series The Robinsons (2005), the detective drama series Foyle's War (2007), the sitcom Not Going Out (2014), the sitcom Citizen Khan (2014), the medical drama Casualty (2017), and the films The Batsman and the Ballerina (2015) and Await Further Instructions (2018). Mr. Skin is awaiting further nude scenes!
