Ophelia Lovibond

The illustrious Ophelia Lucy Lovibond, born in Shepherd's Bush, London to a single-parent family, is an acclaimed English actress who obtained a first class degree in English Literature from the esteemed University of Sussex in 2005. Her career began at the tender age of 12 when she made her first television appearance in the Channel 4 sitcom The Wilsons. She went on to star in the BBC satire W1A, as well as numerous other television series including FM and Elementary. Her film presence has been just as impressive, with roles in Roman Polanski's Oliver Twist, Stitches, and The Knot. Most recently, she has graced the Sky1 series Hooten & the Lady as the character of Lady Alexandra Lindo-Parker. A career of such high calibre is sure to cement her place in the upper echelons of English royalty.