Stacy Martin

Stacy Martin, born on March twentieth, nineteen ninety, is a talented French actress who has made a significant mark in the film industry. She gained widespread recognition following her film debut in Lars von Trier's provocative work, Nymphomaniac, released in two thousand thirteen. This role set the stage for a flourishing career, leading her to take on lead roles in notable films such as Redoubtable in two thousand seventeen, Amanda in two thousand eighteen, and Lovers in two thousand twenty.

In addition to her leading roles, Martin has showcased her versatility through supporting performances in various acclaimed films. Her appearances in High-Rise, All the Money in the World, and The Night House have further solidified her reputation as a skilled actress. Looking ahead, she is set to appear in The Testament of Ann Lee, scheduled for release in two thousand twenty-five.

Stacy Martin is also recognized for her frequent collaborations with director Brady Corbet. Their partnership has resulted in her performances in The Childhood of a Leader in two thousand fifteen, Vox Lux in two thousand eighteen, and the upcoming film The Brutalist, expected in two thousand twenty-four. Additionally, she captivated audiences with her portrayal of Juliette Voclain in the BBC One crime drama miniseries The Serpent, which aired in two thousand twenty-one.