Biography of Hannah Gross
Hannah Gross is a Canadian actress who gained recognition for her compelling performances in the hit TV series "Mindhunter" and "The Sinner."
Early Life and Youth
Hannah Gross was born on September 25, 1990, in Toronto. Her mother, Martha Burns, is a Canadian actress known for her work in "Love and Savagery" and "Slings and Arrows," while her father, Paul Gross, is an actor and director famous for "Due South" and "Wilby Wonderful." She has a younger brother named Jack, born in 1994.In high school, Gross joined the drama club. A turning point came when she landed a role in the school production of "Macbeth," which helped her overcome her natural shyness and stage fright. After that performance, both teachers and classmates could see that Hannah was a natural.

Acting Career
Hannah Gross scored her first film roles in the early 2000s through her father, actor and director Paul Gross. She appeared in his comedy "Men with Brooms" and the romantic film "Wilby Wonderful," where Paul played one of the main roles. Her brother Jack was also part of the production.After graduating from Tisch in 2012, Gross stayed in New York, settling in Manhattan's Chinatown. In the Big Apple, she started working in low-budget indie films, making her debut in Matthew Porterfield's "I Used to Be Darker" (2013). The $42,000 drama follows a young Irish girl (played by Deragh Campbell) who relocates to the U.S. and ends up having to stay with relatives.


Hannah's big break came when she caught the eye of Hollywood perfectionist David Fincher. The director, known for discovering talents like Kristen Stewart and Rooney Mara, cast Gross in his new series "Mindhunter".
The first season of "Mindhunter" was named one of the best series of 2017 by publications like Time, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, Vanity Fair, Vogue, and The Independent.
In 2017, Gross joined the second season of the crime-mystery series "The Sinner." This season follows a boy suspected of poisoning two adults in a religious community.


She also had a small but significant role in the drama "Joker" with Joaquin Phoenix, playing the main character's young mother.

