Rosie Day

Rosie Day, born on March 6, 1995, is a talented actress hailing from the United Kingdom. She gained significant recognition for her compelling portrayal of Angel in the critically acclaimed horror film "The Seasoning House," directed by Paul Hyett. Her performance garnered praise, establishing her as a formidable presence in the film industry.

In television, Day is well-known for her role as Millie Bartham in ITV's "Homefront," and she has also played Nicolette in the beloved children's series "Bernard's Watch." Additionally, she lent her voice to Laura Large in the popular CBeebies program "The Large Family," showcasing her versatility as an actress. Her dramatic skills were further highlighted in the ITV medical series "Harley Street," where she portrayed Tess Elliot, the daughter of Suranne Jones.

Day showcased her stage talents by taking on the role of Naomi in "Spur of the Moment," a box office success written by acclaimed playwright Anya Reiss, staged at the Royal Court Theatre in London's West End.

Her journey in feature films began in 2012 with "The Seasoning House," where she played the lead role alongside Sean Pertwee. CineVue lauded her performance, predicting a bright future in the industry. In 2013, she was honored as one of Screen International's Stars of Tomorrow and is affiliated with the production company Just John Films, further solidifying her status as an emerging talent in entertainment.