Personal details
- Height: 5′ 4¼″ (1.63 m)
- Birth Location: County Tipperary, Ireland
- Parents: Vaughan Fellner
- Professions: Actress, Producer, Additional Crew
Rosie Fellner’s got this pretty wild backstory—sort of like she collected passport stamps as a kid instead of toys. Born in Galway, English parents, and then spent her childhood zigzagging across Europe with her mom and siblings after the divorce. Ended up in Malaga, Spain, picked up fluent Spanish, and finished school there. Not your average British upbringing, that’s for sure. She was totally hooked on performing from the jump, joining the Turbozone International Circus Company at just 15, flipping and tumbling through Europe as an acrobat. Then she got serious about acting, training at The Hub Theatre School in Cornwall and the London International School of Performing Arts. Rosie’s career kicked off on the cult comedy show The Fast Show, where she played all sorts of characters alongside legends like Paul Whitehouse and Simon Day. She really popped as Joei Harkness in The Alan Clarke Diaries. Her TV credits just kept stacking up—My Hero, The Eustace Bros, The Line of Beauty, The Trip To Italy, Liar, Ransom, Curfew, and Disney+’s A Small Light. She’s not just a TV face, either. Rosie’s been in films like The Trip and The Face of An Angel with director Michael Winterbottom, plus Two Days, Nine Lives, Age of Heroes, Two Jacks, and Heist. Oh, and she didn’t just stop at acting—she founded her own production company, Rosebud Pictures. Produced the short Hit Girls, the feature The Uninvited (which hit SXSW in 2024), and exec produced Rabbit Trap, a horror flick with Dev Patel that premiered at Sundance. Also, she’s got a kid with actor Danny Huston. Busy life, right?
movies triviannShe bailed on home at just 15, tagging along with her older bros, Seth and Mojo, as part of their wild, rambling circus act for a whole year. Honestly, that’s not your average teenage rebellion. After a year of juggling circus life (literally, maybe?), she packed her bags and headed down to Cornwall at 16, all fired up to dive into drama studies. Cornwall’s gorgeous, but she clearly had bigger fish to fry, ’cause soon after, she landed herself a spot at the London International School of Acting. Not exactly a chill gap year, right? Imagine trading high school drama for actual drama school, with the hustle of London thrown in. That’s real dedication. Her early years were less “normal childhood” and more “globe-trotting performer meets ambitious student.” Makes you wonder if there was ever a dull moment growing up in that family. With a backstory like this, no wonder she ended up where she did.
5′ 4¼″ (1.63 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
County Tipperary, Ireland
Vaughan Fellner and Surekha