Personal details
- Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Professions: Actress, Producer
Nicole Louise Pastor, born and raised in Sydney, is making serious waves in the Aussie film scene—and honestly, it’s about time. She’s got that rare combo of depth and presence, the kind that makes you forget you're watching a performance. People can’t seem to get enough of her, and with an O-1 visa under her belt, she’s not just sticking to local gigs. Her latest? She absolutely owns the screen in Freelance (2024), a psychological thriller from John Balazs that’s now up on Amazon and Apple TV. The film had its big moment at MonsterFest, which, if you know anything about Australian genre flicks, is basically the holy grail. Critics are losing it—Dread Central called her performance “stellar,” and Collider pointed out how she nails this wild character transformation right in the spotlight. She’s not just a one-hit wonder. Nicole’s got starring credits in BOX, a hot short film from Alex Proyas (yep, the dude behind The Crow and I, Robot), plus she’s appeared in the indie horror The Farmhouse, the family drama Ruby’s Choice with Jane Seymour and Jacqueline McKenzie, and the thriller The Cost. Oh—and don’t forget Christmess, that AACTA-nominated comedy that made waves at the Austin Film Festival. On top of acting, Nicole started her own production company, Moonflower Pictures, in 2022. She’s all about female-driven stories and bold, gutsy characters. The woman hustles like no one else, and honestly, it’s just a matter of time before everyone knows her name.
She’s the oldest of three girls, which—let’s be real—probably means she’s been basically running the show since forever. Her two little sisters? Total partners in crime, but also a handful sometimes. Family dinners are chaos, and someone’s always borrowing her stuff without asking (classic sibling move). Growing up in a house full of girls, secrets barely stand a chance—everyone knows everything, or at least thinks they do. There’s rivalry, sure, but underneath, they’ve got each other’s backs when it really counts. The sisters are totally different—one’s a brainiac, the other’s more of a wild spirit—so, you can bet there’s never a dull moment. Whether they’re sneaking out to concerts or fighting over the last slice of pizza, it’s like their own little world, full of inside jokes and epic arguments. But honestly, if you mess with one of them, you’re basically messing with all three. Sister squad for life.
5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Konidela Ram Charan