Alexandra Nell
- Actress
Alexandra Nell is a dynamic and versatile actor making strides in both the Australian and U.S. entertainment industries.
A graduate of the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), her notable credits include He Ain't Heavy (NETFLIX), where she played Tegan, opposite Leila George (Disclaimer*, Animal Kingdom) and Sam Corlett (Vikings: Valhalla, Territory), and Scrublands Season 2 (STAN), portraying Audrey St Clair. She has also appeared in critically acclaimed films such as Rattlesnake (NETFLIX), How to Please a Woman (NETFLIX), and the upcoming Egyptian Blue.
In addition to acting, Alexandra is passionate about storytelling behind the camera, having directed and produced films that have made an impact on the festival circuit. Her performance in We Were Here and Abduction earned her multiple Best Actress awards, solidifying her reputation as a powerful performer.
Alexandra is SAG-Eligible and holds an O-1 visa, making her readily available for U.S. productions. She is represented by Burbidge Artists Entertainment (U.S.) and Linsten Management (AUS).
A graduate of the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), her notable credits include He Ain't Heavy (NETFLIX), where she played Tegan, opposite Leila George (Disclaimer*, Animal Kingdom) and Sam Corlett (Vikings: Valhalla, Territory), and Scrublands Season 2 (STAN), portraying Audrey St Clair. She has also appeared in critically acclaimed films such as Rattlesnake (NETFLIX), How to Please a Woman (NETFLIX), and the upcoming Egyptian Blue.
In addition to acting, Alexandra is passionate about storytelling behind the camera, having directed and produced films that have made an impact on the festival circuit. Her performance in We Were Here and Abduction earned her multiple Best Actress awards, solidifying her reputation as a powerful performer.
Alexandra is SAG-Eligible and holds an O-1 visa, making her readily available for U.S. productions. She is represented by Burbidge Artists Entertainment (U.S.) and Linsten Management (AUS).
