Olivia Ross

Olivia Ross

Actor

Paris, Ile-de-France, France
April 28, 1992

Biography

Olivia Ross was born in Paris and is a British-French actress. She studied acting at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. She began her theater career at Shakespeare's Globe Theater. Previously, she starred in the French film TOUT EST PARDONNÉ directed by Mia Hansen-Løve. Several supporting roles in French film productions followed, including JE L'AIMAIS (2009) and THE FATHER OF MY CHILDREN (2009), as well as EDEN - LOST IN MUSIC (2014) directed by Mia Hansen-Løve and PERSONAL SHOPPER (2016) directed by Olivier Assayas. In 2015, Ross played the role of Mathilde Perrucci in the miniseries North Bend and the following year she starred as Mademoiselle Bourienne in the miniseries War and Peace. She took the lead role in the drama SOUFFLER PLUS FORT QUE LA MER (2016) directed by Marine Place. She then played Nadia in the award-winning series "Killing Eve". In the first season of the television series "Knightfall" (2017 - 2019), she played the female lead of Queen Joan of France. Recently, she finished filming the Canal+ original series production "Les Sentinelles". Olivia Ross will appear in the new film WHITE BIRD by Marc Forster, which will be released in the fall of 2023.

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Representative Works

The Old Guard
The Old Guard
7.1
/ English
White Bird
White Bird
7.8
/ English
Personal Shopper
Personal Shopper
5.9
/ French
Eden
Eden
5.8
/ French
Non-Fiction
Non-Fiction
5.4
/ French
Carlos
Carlos
7.0
/ English
Lady Nazca
Lady Nazca
7.3
/ French
Chubby Funny
Chubby Funny
6.2
/ English
Someone I Loved
Someone I Loved
6.1
/ French
Water
Water
No Rating Yet
/ English

Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

The Old Guard
2020Nominee

Best Performance

The Old Guard

White Bird
2023Winner

Best Performance

White Bird

Personal Shopper
2016Nominee

Best Performance

Personal Shopper

Career Highlights

Eden
2014Highlight

Best Performance

Eden

Non-Fiction
2018Highlight

Best Performance

Non-Fiction

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