Cara Bossom

An Anglo-French actor, Cara was born in 2005 and raised in London. She first gained attention in the popular series ''Deep State'' (Fox/Epix) before featuring in the biographical film ''Radioactive'' (Amazon Studios). She is known for her bilingual roles. Musical, Cara initially trained in ballet at DIBA and Danceworks Studios performing with members of the Bolshoi and at RADA. Making her professional debut in 2018 alongside Mark Strong and Joe Dempsie in the 8 episodes of the launch season of the espionage drama "Deep State," landing the role of Strong's eldest daughter Chlöe Easton. She went on to appear in Marjane Satrapi's 2020 ''Radioactive'' as Ève, Marie Curie's younger daughter, starring Rosamund Pike and Anya Taylor-Joy, with StudioCanal and Working Title producing. Fluent in French and Italian, Cara is largely classically trained to diploma level at Trinity Guildhall, tackling varied roles in productions as diverse as Euripides to A.A.Milne, Shakespeare to Arthur Miller. She has recently taken up a place at the National Youth Theatre. Cara is currently starring in "Monsieur Spade" on AMC and Canal+, alongside Clive Owen as the legendary detective Sam Spade. Shot in France, the series is written and directed by Scott Frank (The Queen's Gambit).