
Birthplace: Kildare, Ireland
Aisling Bea (birthname: Aisling Clíodhnadh O’Sullivan) developed a following on television in several episodic comedies in which she appeared starting in 2009 until debuting in director/co-writer Ferguson March’s horror comedy, The Trap (2015), co-starring Alex Kirk, Felicity Wren, Sean Garrett, Millie Reeves and James Wren, and produced by FMW Films. Bea then appeared in and/or wrote a few short films (including Bullet to the Heart in 2016), as well as feature-length movies released on streaming, including Love Wedding Repeat (2020) and Home Sweet Home Alone (2021).
Bea’s first starring role in a theatrically-released feature finally arrived with the British musical, Greatest Days (2023), directed by Coky Giedroyc and with music by the band Take That, with Alice Lowe, Amaka Okafor, Jayde Adams, and Marc Wootton, and released by Bron Releasing. Aisling played an eccentric detective in the little-seen mockumentary, Swede Caroline (2024), with Jo Hartley, Richard Lumsden, Ray Fearon, and Celyn Jones, under the co-direction of co-writers Finn Bruce and Brook Driver, and produced by Belstone Pictures and Deadbeat Films.
Aisling Bea landed another starring role opposite Colin Hanks and Billie Lourd in the Daniel Reisinger-directed rom-com, And Mrs. (2024), premiering at the Edinburgh Film Festival and released on Netflix’s UK streaming service. Bea co-starred with Nick Frost (who also wrote) in the British horror comedy, Get Away (2024), with Sebastian Croft and Miasie Ayres under Steffen Haars’ direction, which premiered at the Fantastic Fest before a release by XYZ Films/Wayward Entertainment.
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