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Lara Pulver

Lara Pulver

Actor · Born 1980-09-01 · Kent, England, UK

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Biography

​Lara was born and raised in Kent, UK. She studied drama with the NYMT and went on to gain a BA Hons degree in Theatre. Lara's extensive theatre career led her to gain a Laurence Olivier Award nomination for her portrayal of Lucille Frank in Rob Ashford's production of Parade at The Donmar Warehouse. She was invited to re-create the role at The Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles opposite TR Knight (Grey's Anatomy), gaining much critical praise. Lara made her screen debut in 2008, in the BBC prime time show Robin Hood, playing Isabella of Gisbourne. The show is a huge international success and is airing on BBC America, Saturday evening at 8/9c. She has just completed filming the new Peter Morgan (Frost/Nixon, The Queen) movie, The Special Relationship, starring Michael Sheen and Dennis Quaid.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Edge of Tomorrow (2014) — Karen Lord
  2. Sherlock (2010) — Irene Adler
  3. Underworld: Blood Wars (2016) — Semira
  4. True Blood (2008) — Claudine Crane
  5. Skins (2007) — Victoria
  6. The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf (2021) — Tetra Gilcrest (voice)
  7. MobLand (2025) — Bella Harrigan
  8. Quantico (2015) — Charlotte
  9. The Alienist (2018) — Karen Stratton
  10. Da Vinci's Demons (2013) — Clarice Orsini
  11. Spooks: The Greater Good (2015) — Erin Watts
  12. DOTA: Dragon's Blood (2021) — Mirana (voice)
  13. Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams (2017) — Paula
  14. Pantheon (2022) — Olivia (voice)
  15. Spooks (2002) — Erin Watts
  16. Robin Hood (2006) — Isabella
  17. The Special Relationship (2010) — Intern
  18. Fleming (2014) — Ann O'Neill
  19. Unlocking Sherlock (2014) — Herself / Irene Adler
  20. A Patch of Fog (2015) — Lucy Walsh
  21. The City and the City (2018) — Katrynia Borlú
  22. Legacy (2010) — Diane Shaw
  23. The Hack (2025) — Jo Becker
  24. Gypsy (2015) — Louise
  25. Maternal (2023) — Dr. Catherine MacDiarmid
  26. Coming Up (2003) — Annette
  27. Skins: Fire (2013) — Victoria
  28. The Riders (2027)