Where to watch Janet Kumah in the UK
Find every Janet Kumah film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 6 May 2026.
Janet Kumah is known for her roles in a number of popular TV shows, including her recurring role in the BAFTA nominated Sky Atlantic series ‘I Hate Suzie Too’ in which she played Clara. She has recently finished filming for Nick Love's new film 'Marching Powder', starring Danny Dyer which is out in early 2025. She had a major role playing Latisha in the 2024 Apple TV+ crime drama series ‘Criminal Record’, which starred Cush Jumbo and Peter Capaldi. She also appeared in series 4 of the Martin Freeman parenting black comedy series ‘Breeders’ on Sky One in late 2023. She had a number of other m…
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- Casualty (1986) as Marsha Christey
- Hijack (2023) as Carol
- Shadow and Bone (2021) as Keme
- Criminal Record (2024) as Latisha
- The Chemistry of Death (2023) as Susan Scarsdale
- Marching Powder (2025) as Gloria
- By the Throat (2025) as Sandra
- Fourteen (2022) as Mother
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Most-watched Janet Kumah films currently: Marching Powder (2025), By the Throat (2025), Fourteen (2022).
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Selected TV credits: Casualty (1986), Hijack (2023), Shadow and Bone (2021), Criminal Record (2024), The Chemistry of Death (2023).
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