Personal details
- Height: 5′ 3½″ (1.61 m)
- Parents: Mia Caress
- Professions: Actress
Vaughan Reilly’s got that spark—like, the kind of energy you notice before you even know her name. Born smack dab in New York City, she basically grew up under the theater lights. Five years old, already in acting classes, doing community theater while other kids were learning to tie their shoes. Fast-forward a bit, she pops up on TV in ‘Russian Doll’ (2021), sharing scenes with Natasha Lyonne. Not too shabby for a debut, right? After that, she snagged a spot on ‘The Equalizer’ and has a recurring gig coming soon in Peacock’s ‘Long Bright River,’ which, yeah, people are already buzzing about. But let’s be real, the big headline? Vaughan’s role as Maude Ivory in ‘The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’ (2023). That’s the kind of part that gets you noticed, and she totally owned it. She’s not slowing down, either—she’s got a role in Halina Reijn’s ‘Babygirl’ (dropping December 2024), where she plays the daughter of Nicole Kidman and Antonio Banderas. Try topping that family dinner. When she’s off set, Vaughan’s the type who’ll probably be jamming out to Green Day, strumming her guitar, or maybe just chilling. Oh, and she speaks Spanish fluently. Straight A student, too, because apparently Hollywood isn’t challenging enough. Basically, Vaughan Reilly is one of those people who seems good at everything—and, yeah, you’re gonna be seeing a lot more of her.
Vaughan’s got circus in his blood, literally—four generations deep. His great-grandparents were the real deal, tumbling and juggling their way through dusty tents, with his grandma balancing on a tightrope before she could even write her name. His dad? The guy could swallow swords and crack jokes at the same time. Vaughan grew up dodging flying clubs at breakfast and learning to ride a unicycle before he was out of diapers. No wonder the dude’s weirdly comfortable in chaos—he was raised on popcorn, sawdust, and applause. It’s not just a family tradition; it’s practically genetic at this point. Every scar, every trick, every wild story at family dinners—yeah, it’s all part of the legacy. So, when Vaughan hits the stage, he’s not just performing; he’s carrying a whole circus dynasty on his shoulders, mixing old-school skills with his own wild twist. The guy’s more circus than most circuses.
5′ 3½″ (1.61 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Mia Caress and Surekha