Katherine Langford Biography
Actress Katherine Langford became well-known after the release of the first few episodes of the drama series "13 Reasons Why", which served as a star-making role for the young Australian.Early Years
Katherine Langford, born on April 29, 1996 in Perth, Australia, is the eldest daughter of Elizabeth and Stephen Langford. Both of Katherine's parents are medical professionals: Elizabeth is a pediatrician and Stephen is the director of the "Flying Doctor" medical aviation service.In 2014, she was able to enroll in the Principal Academy of Dance & Theatre Arts, where she performed in several plays and was recognized in the lead role in the student production of "Evita". Katherine's beauty, youthful enthusiasm, and undeniable talent were finally noticed, and she was offered a grant to study at the National Institute of Dramatic Art. However, to the surprise of her family and friends, she declined.
Early Roles
Catherine's ascent to cinematic Olympus began in 2015 when she hired an agent and landed a role in the short film "Story of Miss Oxygen". The film was showcased at the Australian Independent Film Festival, drawing attention to the young actress. In 2016, Langford appeared in the short film "Imperfect Quadrant" and played the lead role in the short feature "Daughter", which was screened at the Cannes Film Festival.That same year, Catherine auditioned for a television project dedicated to the early life of William Shakespeare, but she didn't get the part. Catherine had experienced rejection before and wasn't disheartened. Instead, she began preparing with renewed hope for her next audition for a new Netflix series, which turned out to be her golden ticket to Hollywood.
13 Reasons Why
As we know, people are judged by their appearance, and a series - by the first episodes, and "13 Reasons Why", intriguing the audience not with the first episodes, but with the first shots, lived up to the expectations of the creators, earning the highest marks from leading film critics in America and Europe. Katherine, who played a high school girl who committed suicide, got this role after auditioning via Skype. In the dark and atmospheric psychological story, based on Jay Asher's bestseller, the young Australian was able to convey the emotional state of her character, who decided on drastic measures for very substantial thirteen reasons.Two seasons of the project, called the masterpiece of masterpieces, were released from 2017 to 2018, and at the end of the second season, the creators decided to extend it for another season, the filming of which began in the fall of 2018. Dylan Minnette, Alisha Boe, Ross Butler, Derek Luke, and other young actors also starred in the series.
Further Career
By 2018, Katherine's filmography included the Australian romantic comedy "The Misguided" and the drama "Love, Simon", in which she starred alongside Talitha Bateman, Jennifer Garner, Nick Robinson, Alexandra Shipp and Josh Duhamel. In 2019, fans saw their favorite actress in Brian Duffield's comedic horror film "Spontaneous", where she played the lead role alongside Charlie Plummer. In the school where her character studies, strange events begin to happen: students start to explode without reason. Critics highly praised her performance.We realized we had no emotional connection to Tony's grown-up daughter. It just didn't feel right and didn't resonate with us on an emotional level, explained Robert Downey Jr..
In 2020, Katherine also played one of the leading roles - Nimue, a character from ancient English folklore - in the Netflix series "Cursed".
Personal Life of Katherine Langford
Named the discovery of the 2017-2018 movie season, the actress has admitted that she is still getting used to the intense media attention and fans who hound her on social media.In her free time, the Australian starlet indulges in music, enjoys shopping, and spending time with her family who remain in Australia and whom she misses greatly.
Katherine Langford Now
In 2022, Katherine Langford played the lead role in the Australian miniseries "Savage River". The actress was very happy to return to her homeland: "I've been wanting to tell stories at home for so long. I love coming back home, plus we have such a talented team of creatives".
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