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Who is Bella Ramsey?
Bella Ramsey is a English actor who was born in Nottingham, England, in September 2003. Surprisingly, Bella began acting as a at the young age of four through a local theatre group. Because traditional high school was difficult to manage alongside acting, Bella switched to an online school called King's InterHigh at age twelve. Creativity runs deep in the family, as Bella’s entire family is very musical, and Bella grew up enjoying art, writing, playing football, and learning the guitar.
Bella became world-famous at just twelve years old after landing the role of Lady Lyanna Mormont in the hit fantasy show Game of Thrones. Even though the role was originally supposed to be small, producers were so impressed by Bella’s confident acting that they the character. Shortly after, Bella won a BAFTA Children's Award for playing the young witch Mildred Hubble in The Worst Witch. Bella also voiced the main character in the popular animated series Hilda, even singing an original song called "The Life of Hilda" for the show's soundtrack.
One of Bella's biggest came when they were cast as Ellie in the drama The Last of Us alongside actor Pedro Pascal. To get the role, Bella recorded a home video without ever having played the video game beforehand. The performance was a huge success, leading to major award nominations and making history as one of the youngest lead drama actors nominated for an Emmy Award. In addition to television, Bella starred in the historical comedy film Catherine Called Birdy, for which they wrote and recorded another original song.
Beyond acting, Bella has many fascinating personal traits and future . Bella is a vegan and identifies as gender-fluid, openly using they/them pronouns. Having overcome health like young-onset anxiety and eating disorders, Bella wrote a movie titled Toast and Jam, which they hope to direct in the future. Additionally, Bella speaks about being diagnosed with autism, hoping to inspire other young neurodivergent people to their unique identities and follow their dreams.