Bella Ramsey

Isabella May Ramsey was born on September 25, 2003, in Nottingham, England. They showed a passion for performance from childhood and trained in acting from a young age. Their big break came at just 12 years old when they were cast as Lyanna Mormont in Game of Thrones — a fierce, no-nonsense Northern chieftain who appeared in only a handful of scenes but made an unforgettable impression on audiences worldwide, launching Bella to international attention. They went on to voice the lead character in the Netflix animated series Hilda and appeared in several films. Their career reached its highest level when they were cast as Ellie — the teenage survivor at the center of HBO's The Last of Us (2023), based on the acclaimed video game. Their performance earned Emmy, Golden Globe, BAFTA, and SAG nominations, establishing them as one of the most talented young actors of their generation.

Bella Ramsey has proven that raw talent, not age or conventional beauty standards, is what endures in acting. Their portrayal of Ellie in The Last of Us is considered one of the finest performances in recent television history. Their openness about their non-binary identity and past struggles with eating disorders has made them a meaningful voice for young people navigating similar challenges.