Biography

Bilingual French actress Wendy-Anne Daloz was born in Bordeaux, France, to Jean-Pascal Daloz, an author and a former research professor at the University of Oxford, and Lesley Daloz, a bilingual manager. Wendy-Anne's mother was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, of Scottish heritage and Wendy-Anne's father is of French descent. She has two younger sisters. Her acting aspirations started since the age of six after her father introduced her The Fellowship of the Rings. She moved to Oxfordshire when she was ten, where she attended the European School in Oxford. By the age of ten, she started doing some performances in British theatre for the European School in Oxford.

At age fourteen, her parents divorced. During the same year, she moved to Strasbourg, where she attended the European School of Strasbourg. Willing to keep the same ambiance she had in Oxford , at age fifteen, Wendy-Anne switched from the French section to the English section. Wendy-Anne made her second television appearance, which was also her second professional acting job when she was only sixteen. She worked for the Council of Europe where she acted and did the voiceover in English and in French in the short film "Beat Bullying" cherishing the fact she was born bilingual.

In 2015, Wendy-Anne graduated from the European School of Strasbourg with a European Baccalaureate at the European Parliament. At age 18, she wrote a letter to Kenneth Branagh, asking for his advice. He replied to her: If you have such great need to be an actress, then you have to be an actress. After his reply, Wendy-Anne started auditioning in London while studying in the UK and in France where she went on to study English where she received a bachelor's degree. In parallel, she took courses at the National Youth Theatre in London. In 2018, Wendy-Anne moved full-time to London where she got accepted to work for the British Council. In parallel, she decided to audition intensively. During that time, she took a polishing course at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. In 2020, She joins the Impulse Company to study acting where she graduated in May 2021.

After two years of coaching and working as a French translator and supervisor, in 2021, Wendy-Anne Daloz was finally accepted into drama school. She was elected as a student representative for her whole year. In July 2022, Wendy-Anne graduated from Drama Studio London. After graduation, Wendy-Anne's first professional job was starring in composer's Steve Hackett's music video Fauna.
- IMDb mini biography by: Ed Wright

Moving in Oxford at the age of 10 was scary for me. I left my best friends behind. However, I am so grateful I had the opportunity to find my English side and to meet people from so many cultures.