Biography

A three-time SAG Award nominee and one-time winner, Elisabeth Rohm is a celebrated actor-director-author-producer whose work across film and television has made her a respected and versatile force in Hollywood. With a career marked by fearless performances and creative reinvention, Rohm has carved out a distinct path as both a dynamic on-screen talent and a powerful storyteller behind the camera.

Recently, Rohm has helmed eight feature-length films, including the critically discussed "Girl in the Basement," inspired by a true story and praised for its unflinching storytelling. Her directing credits also include "Wife Stalker," "Husband, Father, Killer: The Alyssa Pladl Story," "Switched Before Birth," "Devil on Campus: The Larry Ray Story," "Girl in Room 13," and "The Dating App Killer," earning her recognition for her compelling approach to female-led and socially conscious narratives. Her next film, "Our Daughter Has Disappeared," will be released in 2027.

Further expanding her creative reach, Rohm co-founded Rohm Feifer Entertainment with Executive Producer Kara Feifer, a production company dedicated to developing bold, elevated content with a focus on empowering voices and complex characters, especially those of women. The company currently has a vast development slate ranging from television series, feature films, and unscripted with a focus on true crime and true stories.

With a career that spans network television, prestige films, independent cinema, and now content development and directing, Elisabeth Rohm continues to evolve as a trailblazing creative, bringing both heart and vision to every project she touches.
- IMDb mini biography by: Luber Roklin Entertainment

The fitter I get, the more I think about playing superheroes!

Where I grew up [Bedford, New York], they put you on a horse right after they put a silver spoon in your mouth.

I somehow believed that a gym membership went along with being vain. And if you were vain, you were probably the type to judge people and not much fun to be around.

[on her serious weightlifting workouts]: "I'm not a waif-like girl, and I like that. Never mind dainty; there's nothing even remotely ladylike about a squat."

Our goal as women should be to discover who we are and not who we think we should be or who the world wants us to be. It's not our responsibility to be arm candy!