Florence Pugh

Florence Pugh—man, what a powerhouse. She’s English, yeah, but honestly, it feels like she’s everywhere these days. If you’ve even glanced at a movie screen since 2019, you’ve probably seen her face. Midsommar? That wild, trippy horror flick with the flower crown memes? She absolutely crushed it as Dani, spiraling through grief and cult weirdness in broad daylight. Same year, she did a total 180 and played Amy March in Little Women—yeah, the one who burns the manuscript. People loved to hate Amy until Florence made her kind of awesome. That role snagged her both Oscar and BAFTA noms for Best Supporting Actress, so, not too shabby. Don’t sleep on her earlier stuff, though. She kicked things off with The Falling in 2014, which, honestly, not a lot of folks saw, but it definitely put her on the radar. Then she went dark and complicated in Lady Macbeth, played a total badass in Outlaw King, and freaked us all out in Malevolent. Oh, and if you caught The Little Drummer Girl on AMC, that was her too—espionage, double-crosses, the whole spy package. Then the MCU scooped her up for Black Widow, and now she’s basically Marvel royalty. Plus Fighting with My Family, where she played a pro wrestler, just showed she can pretty much do anything. BAFTA even called her a Rising Star in 2018, and, let’s be real, they nailed it. She’s just getting started, and it’s wild to think what she’ll pull off next.

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Personal details

  • Birth Date: 1996-01-03
  • Height: 5′ 3¾″ (1.62 m)
  • Birth Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK
  • Parents: Deborah Mackin
  • Professions: Actress, Producer, Soundtrack

Did you know

    • Nick Names: Flossie Rose
    • Trivia:

      refrencennShe had tracheomalacia as a kid, which, yeah, is as rough as it sounds. Basically, her airway would collapse when she tried to breathe, so doctors had to stick a tube in her trachea just so she could get enough air. Messed-up childhood, right? Thanks to all that drama, her voice never really bounced back to “normal.” Instead, she ended up with this gritty, raspy tone that you can pick out of a crowd. People sometimes think she’s got a cold or maybe smokes a pack a day, but nope—it’s just the aftermath of her early years in and out of hospitals. Honestly, it gives her a wild kind of charm. Not that she’d trade the health scares for it, but she does own her sound now. Kind of iconic, in a way. It’s like, you hear her once, you’ll never forget her.

    • Quotes:

      referencennMan, being an actor is wild sometimes. There’s this weird thrill in playing someone absolutely awful, and yet, somehow, the crowd just eats it up. Like, you could be doing the most messed-up stuff on screen—lying, cheating, even straight-up murder—and folks are still rooting for you. Maybe it’s the charm, or maybe people just love a good villain with layers. There’s something magnetic about making people question themselves, like, “Wait, why am I actually on this guy’s side?” That’s the real magic, I guess. You get to mess with people’s heads a bit, blur those lines between good and evil, and walk away leaving them a bit confused but totally hooked. Doesn’t get much cooler than that, honestly.

FAQ

    • When was Ram Charan born?

      January 3, 1996

    • How tall is Ram Charan?

      5′ 3¾″ (1.62 m)

    • What is Ram Charan's birth name?

      Konidela Ram Charan

    • Where was Ram Charan born?

      Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK

    • Does Ram Charan have children?

      Yes, No Children

    • Who are Ram Charan's parents?

      Deborah Mackin and Surekha

    • How old is Ram Charan?

      29 years old