Miranda Hart Hammersmith, west London. In her early twenties, Hart had an unsuccessful trial at Queens Park Rangers Ladies; she revealed this during "Would I Lie to You". During a special guest exclusive on the BBC Red Button, her first guest was her friend Clare Balding who was head girl in their schooldays. In 2010, Hart won the Best Comedy Performance award from the Royal Television Society for her performance in "Miranda" and was also nominated for best comedy writing. She and Patricia Hodge were both nominated for "Best Comedy Actress" awards at the Monte-Carlo TV Festival 2010. In 2011, she won
Chari Gómez Miranda in 1998 took part in the play "Dos mujeres a las nueve" by Juan Ignacio Luca de Tena. Widowed in 1984 by journalist Pedro Rodríguez (1935–1984), she was the mother of television presenter and , general director of . From 1996 to 1999 she appeared on the series "" on Telecinco, playing the role of "Doña Úrsula", the kleptomaniac customer and gossip of the supermarket. In 2001 she received the Andalucía Journalism Award for her television work. Chari Gómez Miranda died in Madrid on 22 February 2011 after a long illness. Chari Gómez Miranda Rosario Gómez Miranda (1930 – 22