Personal details
- Birth Date: 1985-08-31
- Height: 5′ 3½″ (1.61 m)
- Birth Location: Kobe, Japan
- Professions: Actress
Kae Alexander? She’s kind of hard to miss once you’ve caught her in action—she’s got that “can’t-look-away” energy. Seriously, not many actors can slide seamlessly from slaying it on stage at the Royal Court or the National Theatre, then pop up as a shape-shifting Leaf in Game of Thrones, and then—bam—suddenly she’s in Collateral or the wild world of Fleabag. Talk about range. She’s got this signature style—intense, but then she’ll throw in something unexpectedly funny or vulnerable, and you’re hooked all over again. She didn’t just stumble onto sets, either. Kae’s got some serious training under her belt—Guildhall, which is no joke, and yeah, she snagged the Lord Mayoress Award while she was there. The industry’s starting to catch on, too—Evening Standard called her a Rising Star, and BAFTA put her on their Elevate list, which is basically the universe’s way of saying, “Hey, keep watching this one.” But here’s the twist—she’s not just sticking to acting. Kae’s dipping her toes into filmmaking, art, and podcasting, poking at big ideas like identity and the weirdness of human psychology. Honestly, it’s like she’s got a sixth sense for stories that punch you in the gut and make you think at the same time. And she’s not slowing down. Every new project feels like she’s upping the ante, finding new ways to make you feel something real.
She’s got this wild mix—her dad’s Chinese, her mom’s Japanese—so you can imagine the kind of family dinners she’s had. It’s not just her heritage, though. She’s juggling two worlds, and honestly, it’s kind of a mess sometimes. Her grandma’s always pushing the old traditions (like, you better not mess up the tea ceremony), while her Japanese cousins are all about keeping things proper and polite. Meanwhile, her Chinese side is loud, opinionated, and will not let you leave the table hungry. At school, no one really gets it. She’s too Japanese for the sushi crew, too Chinese for the dim sum gang, and totally misunderstood by anyone who’s never had to explain why her holidays are double the trouble. Somehow, she carves out her own spot, mixing cultures like it’s an art form—one day she’s making dumplings, the next she’s folding origami. And through it all, she’s just trying to figure out who the heck she’s supposed to be.
August 31, 1985
5′ 3½″ (1.61 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Kobe, Japan
39 years old