Georgia Waters
Georgia Waters is an English actress. She is most known for her role as Eliza on Disney Freeform's Siren, and Rose, a lead role in Warner Bros. and Syfy's feature film, Toys of Terror. She graduated from the University of Oxford in 2013, where she performed in a variety of theatre productions at The Oxford Playhouse. After graduating she started her career in acting by being cast in art house short films, an Independent comedy pilot 'Ladders', and Kiki in 'Legends in Tomorrow' (FOX) before her role in Siren. Georgia has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, is a keen swimmer, and is working on her own feature screenplay in her free time.
Georgia Whittaker
Georgia Whittaker is known for Terror at Bigfoot Pond (2020).
Georgia Williams
Born in Adelaide, Australia, Georgia has worked on titles such as Stuffings (2021) and Damper (2021), within acting and directorial roles. Her recent endeavor for Damper (2021) included writing, producing, directing and filming a short film within a 48 Hour Period. Her passion lies with film and screen acting, though she has been involved with stage productions.
Georgia Winters
Georgia Winters is an actress and producer, known for Jupiter Ascending (2015), Where the Skin Lies (2017) and Le Cineaste - A Director's Journey (2020).
Georgia Wood
Georgia Wood is an actress, known for Reign of Chaos (2022), The Bad Nun (2018) and Mummy Reborn (2019).
Georgia Wright
Georgia Wright is known for Santaman (2022).
Georgia Ximenes Lifsher
Georgia Ximenes Lifsher was born on September 17, 1984 in Sacramento, California, USA. She is an actress, known for We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011), Hustlers (2019) and The Longest Week (2014).
Georgia Youth Choir
Georgia Youth Choir is an actor, known for Survivor's Remorse (2014).
Georgia de Gidlow
Georgia de Gidlow is known for A Kind of Spark (2023).
Georgia-May Davis
Georgia-May Davis is an actress and presenter hailing from Sydney, Australia. She was born in 1995 to renowned Australian Actress, Alyssa-Jane Cook (E-street, A country practice, Above the Law), in which she spent her young life growing up on sets. During high school, Georgia-May was offered a role on the Channel 10 1980's revamp of "Young Talent Time", competing against 10,000 young performers over a grueling 5 day back-to-back audition period. When the show came to an end she toured around Australia completing the "Young Talent Time Live Tour" over 5 months. She was then offered a role on Disney Channel Australia as a host and presenter, in which she presented at events such as the Australian Open, Disney Fan Fest and Disney Style events. As well as hosting multiple red carpet events for blockbuster films in which she interviewed Cate Blanchett, Rihanna, Brooklyn Decker and Jon Favreau just to name a few. In 2020, Georgia-May was offered a role on Netflix's "Dive Club" as lead "Lauren". She has been a part of numerous short films and pilots, spending much of her time in Los Angeles. Georgia-May is also an upcoming producer working for a range of networks and production companies.