Personal details
- Height: 5′ 5¼″ (1.66 m)
- Birth Location: USA
- Parents: Angelique Midthunder
- Professions: Actress, Director, Writer
Amber Midthunder’s got one of those stories that just makes sense—like, of course she ended up in showbiz. Her dad’s an actor, her mom’s a casting director, so, yeah, the family dinner table probably had some wild conversations about scripts and auditions. She basically hit the ground running, too—her first big speaking gig was when she was just nine, acting alongside Alan Arkin in “Sunshine Cleaning” (and honestly, not a bad way to kick off your career). She didn’t slow down after that, either. You might’ve caught her as a regular on FX’s “Legion” (that trippy Marvel show that melted everyone’s brain for a while) or doing her thing on “Roswell, New Mexico.” That’s not even mentioning her movie credits—she took the lead in “The Ice Road” with Netflix and then went full action hero in “Prey,” which, let’s be real, totally brought new life to the Predator franchise. But she’s not just about the spotlight. Midthunder is a proud enrolled tribal member at the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, which she reps loud and clear. Off camera, she’s legit passionate about animal rights and environmental causes, so she walks the talk when it comes to activism. She’s one of those folks who blends her roots, her beliefs, and her career without missing a beat. Not just another Hollywood face—she actually stands for something, which, honestly, is refreshing.
She’s a member of the Ft. Peck Reservation out in Montana, which isn’t something you hear every day in Hollywood. Her background really sets her apart—she brings that unique perspective to every role, you know? Growing up in a tight-knit tribal community, she’s got stories and experience most actors can’t even fake. That kind of authenticity bleeds into her performances, making them way more real and raw. Plus, being enrolled means she’s officially recognized by her tribe, so she’s not just claiming heritage for showbiz points. She’s out here representing for a whole community that doesn’t get much spotlight, which honestly makes her even more compelling to watch on screen. You can sense that pride and history in how she carries herself, both on set and in interviews. It’s not just a fun fact—it’s a huge part of who she is and why her work really lands with people.
5′ 5¼″ (1.66 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
USA
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