Sadie Soverall

Sadie Soverall (born 17 January 2002) is an English actress who has quickly risen to prominence through a blend of film and television roles that showcase her versatile talent. Born in the South London borough of Wandsworth, she attended Parkgate House School before moving to Emanuel School, where a school production of Twelfth Night led to her discovery by a talent agent. This early exposure set the stage for her debut in the 2019 Irish drama Rose Plays Julie, where she portrayed Eva and shared the screen with seasoned performers such as Ann Skelly and Aidan Gillen, earning critical notice for her nuanced performance. The following year she made a significant leap onto the small screen, landing the antagonist role of Beatrix in Netflix’s teen fantasy series Fate: The Winx Saga. Balancing her A‑Level studies with filming in Ireland, Soverall demonstrated a professional maturity that impressed both cast and crew, and the series ran for two seasons, solidifying her reputation among a global youthful audience. In 2023 she expanded her filmography with a starring turn as Maisy in the thriller Little Bone Lodge, acting alongside Joely Richardson and Neil Linpow, while also delivering a supporting turn as Annabel in Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn, a film noted for its stylish direction and ensemble cast. The year 2024 saw her appear in Channel 4’s drama The Gathering and the horror feature Arcadian, further diversifying her genre experience. Looking ahead, Soverall has been announced as the lead in Every Year After slated for a 2025 release, a role that promises to cement her status as a leading talent in contemporary British cinema. Her career, though still in its early stages, reflects a dedication to challenging roles and a rapid ascent within the industry.