Deeivya Meir
- Actress
- Writer
- Producer
Deeivya Meir is a British actress of Guyanese-Indian heritage, known for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024), Roadkill (BBC One), Manhunt (ITV), The Feed (Amazon Prime), and Sky's The Midwich Cuckoos. She has also guest-starred in long-running British staples such as EastEnders and The Bill. Most recently, she took on a leading role in a musical feature film opposite Tim Vine.
Her stage work includes acclaimed productions at the National Theatre (Coram Boy) and the Olivier-winning West End hit Life of Pi at Wyndham's Theatre.
A sought-after voice artist, Deeivya is the voice of Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter video game and has brought life to multiple beloved titles including the BAFTA-winning Divinity: Original Sin II, and Dreamfall Chapters.
In 2010, she was awarded the prestigious Norman Beaton Radio Drama Award, joining the BBC Radio Drama Company - a milestone that resonated deeply given her Guyanese heritage and connection to Norman Beaton's legacy.
As a producer, her investigative podcast Untold: The Daniel Morgan Murder became a global hit, topping charts in both the UK and US, drawing over 10 million listeners, and earning a British Podcast Award before being preserved in the British Library Sound Archive. The story is now being developed into a major British TV series.
With her rich cultural background, sharp instincts, and versatile artistry, Deeivya brings depth, charisma, and originality to every role - whether on screen, on stage, or behind the mic.
Her stage work includes acclaimed productions at the National Theatre (Coram Boy) and the Olivier-winning West End hit Life of Pi at Wyndham's Theatre.
A sought-after voice artist, Deeivya is the voice of Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter video game and has brought life to multiple beloved titles including the BAFTA-winning Divinity: Original Sin II, and Dreamfall Chapters.
In 2010, she was awarded the prestigious Norman Beaton Radio Drama Award, joining the BBC Radio Drama Company - a milestone that resonated deeply given her Guyanese heritage and connection to Norman Beaton's legacy.
As a producer, her investigative podcast Untold: The Daniel Morgan Murder became a global hit, topping charts in both the UK and US, drawing over 10 million listeners, and earning a British Podcast Award before being preserved in the British Library Sound Archive. The story is now being developed into a major British TV series.
With her rich cultural background, sharp instincts, and versatile artistry, Deeivya brings depth, charisma, and originality to every role - whether on screen, on stage, or behind the mic.
