Jayme Lawson

Jayme Lawson, born September 19, 1997, is an appreciated American actress known for her compelling performances and variety of roles. After graduating from the prestigious Juilliard School in May 2019, she immediately stepped into the limelight with her first film role. She breathed life into the character of Sylvia in the 2020 film Farewell Amor. Her skillful acting quickly caught the eye of the film industry and in the same year, she was cast in the acclaimed film The Batman (2022) as Bella Reál, a mayoral candidate for Gotham City. Her portrayal of Bella Real was both daring and memorable, marking a significant step in her career. Following this success, in January 2021, she took on another challenging role, this time portraying a young Michelle Obama in the television series The First Lady (2022). This role added another feather in her cap, demonstrating her range and versatility as an actress. Lawson's career took another leap in 2022 when she appeared in several drama films such as Till, How to Blow Up a Pipeline, and The Woman King. She precisely played Myrlie Evers, Alisha, and Shante, respectively. Each role showcased different aspects of her abilities, from her capability to captivate audiences to her tangible on-screen emotion. Adding to her flourishing career, she reprised her role as Mayor Bella Reál in the HBO television series The Penguin in 2024, showing her long lasting impact in the film industry.