Hannah started her acting career at the age of 21 and starred at many
theatres including The Old Vic, Glasgow Citizen's Theatre and the Belgrade Theatre. She made her first TV appearance
on 'Johnson Over Jordan' in 1965 and made a guest appearance in 'Dr. Who' in the episode 'The Highlanders' as Kirsty Maclaren
in the same year. After starring in the 1969 series of 'Middlemarch,' Hannah shot to fame. In 1975, she landed the part of
Lady Virginia Bellamy in the award-winning Edwardian drama 'Upstairs Downstairs'.
However, five years before, Hannah starred as Florence Crompton in 'Spring and Port Wine' and
it was on this set that she met her future husband Norman Warwick, a camaraman. In 1980, Hannah had a small part in 'The Elephant
Man' as Anne Treves and in 1981, got the starring role of Frances Lamont alongside Wendy Hiller in 'Miss Morison's Ghosts'.
TV roles include 'My Wife Next Door' (1972), 'Telford's Change' (1979), 'Goodbye Mr. Kent' (1983)
'Gardener's Calendar' (1986) 'My Family and Other Animals' (1987), after which she landed the title role in the film 'Mary
Stewart', and 'Joint Account' (1989).
Recent guest appearances include: 'Jonathan Creek- Black Canary' (1998), 'Misomer Murders- Judgement
Day' (1999), 'One Foot in the Grave- Things Aren't Simple Anymore' (2000) 'So Graham Norton' (2000). She currently presents
the popular Channel 4 painting programme 'Watercolour Challenge'.
