Ellie Bamber posing at a film festival event with long blonde hair and wearing a black strapless dress.

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Ellie Bamber

Born

February 2, 1997

Died
Birthplace

Surrey, England

Age

29 Years Old

Horoscope

Aquarius

Who Is Ellie Bamber?

Eleanor Elizabeth Bamber is a British actress and model, recognized for her versatile performances that blend vulnerability with strength. Her distinctive strawberry-blonde hair often complements her varied roles.

Her breakout moment arrived with the critically acclaimed 2016 movie Nocturnal Animals, where her haunting performance garnered significant attention. This role established her as a formidable presence on screen, drawing viewers to her ability to convey deep emotion.

Full NameEleanor Elizabeth Bamber
GenderFemale
Height5 feet 6 inches (168 cm)
Relationship StatusSingle
Net Worth$2.5 million
NationalityBritish
EthnicityEnglish
EducationEagle House School, Hawley Place School, Wellington College
FatherDavid Bamber
MotherZoe Bamber
SiblingsLucas Bamber

Early Life and Education

Born in Surrey, England, Ellie Bamber was raised alongside her younger brother, Lucas. Her father, David, works in finance, and her mother, Zoe, manages her career, fostering an early exposure to the arts.

She received a drama scholarship at Hawley Place School (also known as Hurst Lodge School) and later attended Eagle House School and Wellington College for her Sixth Form education, laying a solid foundation for her acting career.

Notable Relationships

A string of high-profile romances has marked Ellie Bamber’s public life, including relationships with actors Douglas Booth in 2016 and Richard Madden from 2017 to 2019.

Bamber is currently single, with no confirmed partners since her relationship with Madden concluded. She has no children.

Career Highlights

Ellie Bamber’s breakthrough performance in the 2016 Tom Ford movie Nocturnal Animals showcased her intense dramatic range. Her role as India Hastings earned her widespread critical praise.

She later starred as Cosette in the 2018 BBC One adaptation of Les Misérables, demonstrating her talent in a major television series. Bamber also appeared in the Disney+ series Willow.

Further cementing her stage presence, Bamber won third prize at the Ian Charleson Awards for her 2017 performance in the play The Lady from the Sea.

Signature Quote

“I want to play characters that feel real, that people can relate to, whether they’re good or bad.”