Resumé
Jessica Brown Findlay is a London based actor.
After training at ArtsEd London, she quickly won her first role in the British comedy drama 'Albatross'.
Since then, Jessica's impressive body of film and television credits include acclaimed series 'Harlots' (BBC/Hulu) alongside Samantha Morton and Lesley Manville, 'Brave New World' (Peacock/Sky), 'The Banishing', 'The Outcast' (BBC), 'Jamaica Inn' (BBC), 'Downton Abbey' (ITV), 'Black Mirror (Channel 4), 'Winter's Tale', 'Victor Frankenstein', 'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society' and the Morrissey biopic 'England is Mine'.
Jessica was the lead in the film adaptation of Jo Nesbo’s 'The Hanging Sun' which premiered at the Venice Film Festival 2023. She was most recently seen in Munich: The Edge of War' (Netflix), in John Crowley’s 'Life After Life' (BBC), as well as the highly anticipated television series 'Flatshare' (Paramount+).
She played Ophelia to Andrew Scott’s 'Hamlet' in Robert Icke’s Olivier nominated production, which transferred from the Almeida to the West End, and can currently be seen in on stage at the Duke of York Theatre in Thomas Ostermeier‘s production of ‘An Enemy of the People’.
After training at ArtsEd London, she quickly won her first role in the British comedy drama 'Albatross'.
Since then, Jessica's impressive body of film and television credits include acclaimed series 'Harlots' (BBC/Hulu) alongside Samantha Morton and Lesley Manville, 'Brave New World' (Peacock/Sky), 'The Banishing', 'The Outcast' (BBC), 'Jamaica Inn' (BBC), 'Downton Abbey' (ITV), 'Black Mirror (Channel 4), 'Winter's Tale', 'Victor Frankenstein', 'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society' and the Morrissey biopic 'England is Mine'.
Jessica was the lead in the film adaptation of Jo Nesbo’s 'The Hanging Sun' which premiered at the Venice Film Festival 2023. She was most recently seen in Munich: The Edge of War' (Netflix), in John Crowley’s 'Life After Life' (BBC), as well as the highly anticipated television series 'Flatshare' (Paramount+).
She played Ophelia to Andrew Scott’s 'Hamlet' in Robert Icke’s Olivier nominated production, which transferred from the Almeida to the West End, and can currently be seen in on stage at the Duke of York Theatre in Thomas Ostermeier‘s production of ‘An Enemy of the People’.