Humberly González
- Actress
- Director
- Soundtrack
Humberly Gonzalez is a Venezuelan-born Canadian actor with over a decade of experience across television, film, and video games. She is widely known for her role as Sophie Sanchez on Netflix’s global hit Ginny & Georgia, which returned for its third season in summer 2025. That same summer, she appeared as a series regular on Kevin Williamson’s acclaimed Netflix crime drama The Waterfront, one of the standout shows of the season.
Gonzalez has built an impressive presence in motion capture, starring as the title character "Kay Vess" in Lucasfilm and Ubisoft’s Star Wars: Outlaws, a performance that earned her a BAFTA nomination. Also known for playing the Na'vi character "Tu'kari" a Zeswa Clan direhorse rider, in Avatar:
Frontiers of Pandora, she received coaching in the Na'vi language from Paul Frommer, the creator of the language for the Avatar films. Other video games include "Jonron" in Far Cry 6, and "Chase Da Silva" in Starlink.
In recent films she starred opposite Michelle Yeoh in Paramount+’s Star Trek: Section 31 and her Sony Picture’s movie, Tarot, became one of the highest-grossing horror films of 2024 following its worldwide theatrical release. Continuing her impact in the genre, her latest picture, Match, premiered on Tubi and ignited a viral online response for its shocking and polarizing take on horror. Additional credits include Universal’s Nobody opposite Bob Odenkirk and Connie Nielsen, Netflix’s Slumberland opposite Jason Momoa, and many more!
In recent films she starred opposite Michelle Yeoh in Paramount+’s Star Trek: Section 31 and her Sony Picture’s movie, Tarot, became one of the highest-grossing horror films of 2024 following its worldwide theatrical release. Continuing her impact in the genre, her latest picture, Match, premiered on Tubi and ignited a viral online response for its shocking and polarizing take on horror. Additional credits include Universal’s Nobody opposite Bob Odenkirk and Connie Nielsen, Netflix’s Slumberland opposite Jason Momoa, and many more!
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