Biography

Sophie Lowe

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Sophie made her screen debut as Kate in the critically acclaimed feature film 'Beautiful Kate.' Alongside Rachel Griffiths, Bryan Brown and Ben Mendelsohn. Her hauntingly nuanced performance was awarded with an AACTA Nomination for 'Best Lead Actress.' Since her breakout performance, Sophie continues to develop her skills alongside revered projects. Some notable projects include: 'Blow The Man Down' - A Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy feature. Which has received 99% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes and was previously selected for the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival. 'Above Suspicion' - Staring opposite Emilia Clarke and Jack Huston. Directed by Phillip Noyce. 'The Beautiful Lie' - A modern adaptation of Anna Karenina. Staring opposite Sarah Snook. 'The Slap' - The series received BAFTA & International Emmy nominations and also won AACTA "Most Outstanding Drama Series." 'Medieval' - Staring opposite Ben Foster, Matthew Goode and Michael Caine. 'The Dive' - to be released in 2023. Staring opposite Louisa Krause. An exciting and challenging project that required both Sophie and Louisa to become certified Scuba Divers. Most of the film was shot underwater in the Mediterranean Sea, and within studio water tanks. Sophie is also a song writer. Her music can be found on Spotify, iTunes, etc.
- IMDb mini biography by: Edwards

Sophie learned to drive a Ute (pickup), fire a rifle, and ride a motorbike while making the feature "Beautiful Kate".
She has two tattoos, one of a tiny line, and one with M&D (Mum & Dad) between two of her fingers.
She was among the actresses considered for the role of Lisbeth Salander in "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" (2011) before Rooney Mara was cast.
In a relationship with John-Henry Pajak, drummer in the Sydney band, The Go Roll Your Bones. They first met at the 2010 Sydney Film Festival.
Quit school after she was cast in Beautiful Kate (2009).

Everything happens for a reason ... say if I don't get a role, it may be that it would have stopped me from getting another role.
Modelling I tried to do. I didn't really get into it - I never really felt like a model
I don't want one big moment. don't think anyone has just one big thing happen, it's more like a wave, going up and down, that happens throughout your life.
People kept telling me how good I was and ... it felt really good on the stage ... so I thought, 'Hmmm, maybe I could try this.'
'People ask, 'What if it doesn't work out?' but it will. I'll never give up.

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