Personal details
- Height: 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
- Birth Location: Kiev, Ukrainskaya SSR, USSR [now Ukraine]
- Professions: Actress, Producer, Stunts
Natalie Burn, Ukrainian-born and now rocking American citizenship, is seriously making waves in the industry. She’s not just a member of The Actors Studio, but she’s also in the Producers Guild and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Like, talk about stacking up those credentials. Her latest stuff? She’s in “Eyes In The Trees,” which is this wild new take on “The Island of Dr. Moreau.” She’s acting with legends—Anthony Hopkins, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Ashley Greene, and more. And on top of that, she’s teaming up with action director J.J. Perry for “Toxic.” There’s zero slowing down here. Not long ago, she starred in “The Last Redemption,” a medieval adventure that dropped worldwide. Critics loved it, and she even snagged Best Actress at the Eastern Europe Film Festival for playing Diana, this total badass outlaw out to save her kingdom from a villain. Before that, in “Til Death Do Us Part,” she played a runaway bride in serious trouble—reviewers (like, big ones: Hollywood Reporter, CBS News, LA Times) raved about her stunt work and emotional chops. And she’s still rolling out new projects. “The Movers” is coming up, with Terence Howard and Jena Malone. She’s also popped up in “Black Adam” with Dwayne Johnson, “The Enforcer” with Antonio Banderas, “The Comeback Trail” with De Niro and Freeman, and “Expendables 3” alongside Stallone and Schwarzenegger. TV-wise, she’s been on Amazon Prime’s “Studio City” and Lifetime’s “Vanished: Searching for My Sister.” Natalie’s a trained ballet dancer, knows four languages, and owns two production companies. She’s produced a dozen films (with more cooking) and stays all about empowering women in entertainment. Basically, she’s unstoppable.
reference nSo, back in April 2018, Burn finally got his American citizenship card—took him long enough, right? Guy had been bouncing around the States for years, making a name for himself and picking up all sorts of crazy roles. And honestly, it’s kinda wild to think about how much someone can blend into Hollywood before officially calling themselves American. But hey, paperwork’s paperwork. The whole process is a pain, but he stuck it out, probably had to take that test with all the weird history questions no one remembers from school. Once he passed, boom—officially a U.S. citizen. It’s not like it changed the way he acted or the kind of roles he picked, but you know, it’s a big personal deal. People love a good immigrant success story, especially in showbiz. And Burn? He just kept doing his thing, American passport and all, like nothing ever happened.
5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Kiev, Ukrainskaya SSR, USSR [now Ukraine]