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Last updated on the 27 March 2024 by Evandrus
Mini Biography
Born: 21 June 2001, Merseyside, England.Â
One of Eleanor Worthington Cox’s most significant breakthroughs came when she was cast as Matilda Wormwood in the West End production of “Matilda” at just ten years old.
Following this success, she transitioned into film and television roles. In 2012, she made her cinematic debut in Tim Burton’s adaptation of “Dark Shadows,” where she portrayed Carolyn Stoddard alongside renowned actors such as Johnny Depp and Eva Green.
Another notable role for Worthington Cox came in 2016 when she played Janet Hodgson in “The Enfield Haunting,” a chilling miniseries based on true events. She exhibited remarkable range by convincingly portraying both vulnerability and strength within this supernatural thriller.
In recent years, she has continued to make waves with captivating performances across various projects. Notably, she starred as Ruby Bridgeway in the acclaimed TV series “Britannia.”
Suggested viewing
Britannia (2017)
Bftv 8.5 / IMDb 6.9 Set in ancient Britain, “Britannia” is a historical fantasy drama series that follows the Roman invasion led by General Aulus Plautius and the resistance of Celtic tribes led by warrior Queen Amena. The clash between mystical Druids, powerful deities, and political intrigue creates a gripping tale of war, power struggles, and mysticism. Top cast: Eleanor Worthington Cox, David Morrissey, Kelly Reilly, Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Liana Cornell, Gershwyn Eustache Jnr., Mackenzie Crook, Julian Rhind-Tutt. |
The Enfield Haunting (2015)
Bftv 8.0 / IMDb 7.0 The Enfield Haunting is a chilling supernatural miniseries based on true events, recounting the terrifying experiences of a family in Enfield, London. As paranormal occurrences escalate, skeptical investigator Maurice Grosse and journalist Guy Lyon Playfair delve into the unsettling mystery surrounding a malevolent poltergeist terrorizing their home. Top cast: Timothy Spall, Matthew Macfadyen, Juliet Stevenson, Eleanor Worthington Cox, Rosie Cavaliero, Fern Deacon, Anna Maxwell Martin, Ben Cartwright. |
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