Olivia Cooke Height Weight Body Stats Age Family Facts

Who is Olivia Cooke? – Olivia Cooke is an English actress who is primarily known for her film and TV appearances. It has been a decade since she started working in the industry and has appeared in a number of projects at the time of writing. Besides, she has also many confirmed upcoming projects on which she is currently working. Additionally, the actress has won numerous awards and nominations throughout her acting career. Well, In this post, we are sharing Olivia Cooke Height Weight and other details.

Early Life & Education – Olivia Kate Cooke was born on December 27, 1993, in Oldham, Greater Manchester, to Lindsay Wilde and John Cooke. Her mother worked as a sales representative while her father is a retired police officer. Olivia’s parents divorced when she was a child. She and her younger sister ‘Eleanor Cooke’ then lived with their mother.

At an early age, she began acting which led her to join Oldham Theatre Workshop which was an after-school drama program. She went to Royton and Crompton Academy and then attended Oldham Sixth Form College where she studied drama. Olivia left the college before her A-level final, in order to appear in her debut project.

Career – Olivia made her television debut in 2012 after playing Megan “Meg” Demoys in the British drama series Blackout. That same year, she starred as Nancy Linnet in the BBC’s supernatural thriller series The Secret of Crickley Hall. In 2013, she got her major breakthrough role in an American psychological horror drama titled Bates Motel which was the contemporary prequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 film Psycho.

her film debut role came in 2014 when she was signed to portray Jane Harper//Evey Dwyer in the British supernatural horror film The Quiet Ones. After this, she appeared in a science fiction thriller The Signal in which she played the role of an American MIT student named Haley Peterson who transferred to Caltech and encountered strange occurrences as she, her boyfriend, and her best friend are lured into the desert by a hacker. She was then cast as Laine Morris in the horror film Ouija which was released in the same year.

She next played Rachel Kushner in the comedy-drama Me and Earl and the Dying Girl which was based on Andrew’s novel of the same name. In 2016, she starred as Elizabeth “Lizzie” Cree and Katie in The Limehouse and Katie Says Goodbye respectively. In the 2017 black comedy film Thoroughbreds, Olivia played Amanda alongside Anya Taylor-Joy, Anton Yelchin, Paul Sparks, and Francie Swift.

She was cast as Samantha Cooke/Art3mis in Steven Spielberg’s science fiction adventure Ready Player One which was released in 2018. In the same year, she essayed the character of Dylan Dempsey in Dan Fogelman’s Life Itself alongside Oscar Isaac, Olivia Wilde, and Samuel L. Jackson. She then appeared in the main role as Becky Sharp in the ITV production of Vanity Fair that same year.

Her other film performances include Louise “Lou” Berger in Sound of Metal (2019), Pixie O’Brien in Pixie (2020), Emma Ryerson in Little Fish (2021), and Leah in Naked Singularity. She is also known for her television work including Carla in Amazon Prime Video’s Modern Love and Sidonie “Sid” Baker in Apple TV+’s Slow Horses.