Charlotte Vega

Charlotte Vega’s story starts in Madrid, but don’t get comfy—she didn’t stick around for long. Before her first birthday, her family packed up and headed for Barcelona. Talk about a jet-setter from the crib. With a British mom and a dad who’s a little bit Spanish, a little bit British, she landed in that perfect spot where you can flip between languages like it’s nothing. English? Spanish? Both come as naturally as breathing for her, honestly. Growing up in Barcelona, Charlotte soaked up all the cultural mash-up you’d expect. It’s not every day you find someone who can nail both the English wit and Spanish fire, but she’s got that down. This whole bilingual, bicultural thing? Major bonus when she started acting. She wasn’t boxed in, you know? Early on, she could jump into projects in both languages without missing a beat. People really started paying attention after she took the lead as Rachel in “The Lodgers”—a creepy, gothic thriller where she pretty much carried the whole vibe. Then there was “American Assassin,” where she played Katrina, mixing it up in a world of espionage and action. And don’t forget “El Club de los Incomprendidos,” where she snagged the main role of Valeria in this super-popular Spanish flick about a bunch of teens figuring out life, love, and everything in between. Basically, if you’re into movies that bounce between languages and styles, Charlotte’s career is one to watch. She’s all about breaking borders—on screen and off.