Leo Hatton(II)
- Actress
- Writer
Leo Hatton is a British actress, born and raised in London.
Her recent credits include the anti-heroine Ellie Gordon in Season 2 of No Man's Land (Hulu/Arte), which premiered to strong critical press, and a supporting lead in an independent feature set in 1970s Beirut, produced by and starring Lior Raz (Fauda), alongside Mehdi Dehbi (Messiah) and Tomer Capone (The Boys).
She also stars opposite Theo James in the global Range Rover Sport campaign, in its second run.
Earlier credits include Endeavour (ITV), Silent Witness and Death in Paradise (BBC One), the BFI/Peccadillo Postcards From London, and Wes Anderson's short film for H&M alongside Adrien Brody. Short film Rate Me, directed by Fyzal Boulifa, won the Quinzaine Best Short Film at Cannes (2015).
She received her training under Christopher Fettes and Giles Foreman, and holds a BA in Fine Art and History of Art from Goldsmiths College, London. Previously, Leo also worked as a performer and set designer for the internationally renowned Punchdrunk theatre company, including the BBC/MIF and Adam Curtis' It Felt Like A Kiss and others.
Her recent credits include the anti-heroine Ellie Gordon in Season 2 of No Man's Land (Hulu/Arte), which premiered to strong critical press, and a supporting lead in an independent feature set in 1970s Beirut, produced by and starring Lior Raz (Fauda), alongside Mehdi Dehbi (Messiah) and Tomer Capone (The Boys).
She also stars opposite Theo James in the global Range Rover Sport campaign, in its second run.
Earlier credits include Endeavour (ITV), Silent Witness and Death in Paradise (BBC One), the BFI/Peccadillo Postcards From London, and Wes Anderson's short film for H&M alongside Adrien Brody. Short film Rate Me, directed by Fyzal Boulifa, won the Quinzaine Best Short Film at Cannes (2015).
She received her training under Christopher Fettes and Giles Foreman, and holds a BA in Fine Art and History of Art from Goldsmiths College, London. Previously, Leo also worked as a performer and set designer for the internationally renowned Punchdrunk theatre company, including the BBC/MIF and Adam Curtis' It Felt Like A Kiss and others.
