Ella Myers

Ella Myers, honestly, she’s just been crushing it lately. You might’ve caught her in Faith Heist back in 2021—yeah, that wild ride where the stakes kept climbing and every character seemed just a little bit shady. Myers brought this wicked sharp energy to the whole thing, like you could never quite guess what her character would pull next. Then there’s Don’t Hang Up from 2022, which, let’s be real, totally messed with your head. Phones ringing, secrets spilling, and Myers right in the thick of it, juggling paranoia and that weird tension only late-night calls can bring. She has this way of making you actually care about the chaos, which, let’s face it, is pretty rare. But if you’re looking ahead, Marked Men (2025) is where things get seriously interesting. Rumor has it—okay, more than a rumor, honestly—she’s taking on a role that’s way darker, grittier. Like, forget everything you thought you knew about her range, because this one’s about pushing limits. The whole cast is stacked, but she’s the one people are buzzing about. Not just because she delivers lines that hit you right in the gut, but she pulls you into the mess—makes you root for her, even when you probably shouldn’t. So, yeah, Myers isn’t just hopping from project to project; she’s carving out this space where every role feels totally her own. There’s just something about the way she lights up a scene, whether she’s the hero, the wildcard, or somewhere in between. If you’re into movies that keep you guessing, she’s the name to watch.