The beautiful Olivia Ross is a British actress born in France. She seems to have conquered the UK with her pixie looks and regal demeanor, and has started on the US. She made her debut as the character Gisèle in the French movie Tout est pardonné (2007), aka All Is Forgiven; took a couple of years off, then returned as Anja in La père de mes enfants (2009), aka The Father of My Children. She went international with a bit part in the mini-series Carlos (2010), a France and Germany production that was shot in Hungary, and included Edgar Ramirez and eight different languages. Her first English role was that of Princess Katherine in Shakespeare’s Globe production of Henry V (2013). In 2014, she hit the US with her role as a tour guide in Rosemary’s Baby, the mini-series adaption with Zoe Saldana that premiered on NBC. She truly cemented her star status in both the UK, and gained even more recognition in the US as Mademoiselle Bourienne in the multi-network collab (BBC, Lifetime, A&E, History Channel) mini-series War & Peace (2016) with Lily James and Paul Dano. You’ll find Olivia in a pop-up with Kristen Stewart in Personal Shopper (2016), then in a distinctly regal role as Queen Joan in the History Channel’s Knightfall series with Mark Hamill from 2017-2018. Mr. Skin offers up the French movie Doubles vies (2018), aka Non-Fiction, for your viewing pleasure, as the gamine gal gets frisky with a fellow female. Elsewhere, take a gander at how Olivia stands up against Charlize Theron, where the two of them appear together in the Netflix movie The Old Guard (2020); or as the leading role of Rose in White Bird: A Wonder Story (2022) with Helen Mirren and Gillian Anderson.
