The Norwegian actress initially gained recognition through her performances in movies such as This is Not Happening back in 2014. Her breakthrough role came when she portrayed Princess Leia in the 2016 film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. In that movie, her appearance was enhanced with digital effects to mirror the younger version of Carrie Fisher, who originally played the iconic character.

Long before she became a household name, she began her acting journey on stage in Norway during her teenage years. Her early experiences in theater helped shape her skills and passion for performance. Coming from a creative background, she was influenced by her father, who is known as a novelist.

This Norwegian actress has certainly carved out a unique path in the entertainment industry, blending her roots in theater with major roles on the global screen.