About
Angourie Rice is a highly acclaimed Australian actress who has captivated audiences with her talent and versatility. Born on January 1, 2001, she has quickly risen to prominence in both film and television, demonstrating a remarkable ability to embody diverse characters. Her early work showcased a maturity and depth that belied her age, earning her critical acclaim and opening doors to larger roles in Hollywood.
Before Fame
Before becoming a recognizable face on the silver screen, Angourie honed her skills in several short films. A significant milestone in her early career was winning the Best Actor award at the 2012 St Kilda Film Festival for her compelling performance in the short film "Transmission." This early recognition served as a strong foundation for her future success and helped propel her into the world of feature films.
Career Highlights
Angourie's career took off with her role in the film "These Final Hours." Following this, she secured parts in notable projects such as "Walking with Dinosaurs," "Nowhere Boys: The Book of Shadows," and the critically acclaimed "The Nice Guys," where she played the on-screen daughter of Ryan Gosling. In 2024, she took on the iconic role of Cady Heron in the movie musical version of "Mean Girls," further cementing her status as a leading actress. She also had roles in "Spider-Man: No Way Home" and "Senior Year."
Trivia
- Angourie has made guest appearances in television shows like "Mako: Island of Secrets," "Worst Year of My Life Again," and "The Doctor Blake Mysteries."
- She is also known for her supporting role in the acclaimed HBO series "Mare of Easttown."
Family Life
Angourie Rice comes from a family deeply rooted in the arts. Her parents are director Jeremy Rice and actress Kate Rice, providing her with a supportive and creative environment. She also has a younger sister named Kalliope, who is an actress and gymnast, indicating a family of talented and driven individuals.
