Alice Eve

Alice Sophia Eve, born on February 6, 1982, is a British-American actress known for her performances in both film and television. She launched her acting career with supporting roles in the films "Hawking" and "Stage Beauty," both released in 2004. On the small screen, Eve has showcased her talent through recurring roles in HBO's "Entourage" (2011), Marvel's "Iron Fist" (2018), and Amazon Prime's "The Power" (2023).

Eve hails from a family of actors; her parents are well-known British performers Trevor Eve and Sharon Maughan. After completing her secondary education, she took a gap year to hone her craft at the Beverly Hills Playhouse. Subsequently, she pursued a degree in English at St Catherine's College, Oxford. While at Oxford, she was actively involved in the theater scene, participating in student productions including "The Importance of Being Earnest" and "Animal Crackers," the latter of which toured to the prestigious Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Her experience and training have contributed to her dynamic performances on both the big and small screens, establishing her as a versatile talent in the entertainment industry.