Conor Leslie

Conor Marie Leslie (born April 10, 1991) Along with acting, Leslie developed an interest in photography. She attended Millburn High School, graduating as a junior in 2008, and subsequently moved to New York City.

Career 2006–2011: Early work After appearing in commercials with a friend, Leslie said she became dedicated to her acting career at age 15. She was cast in the Spike Lee-directed pilot for M.O.N.Y. in 2007, but the pilot did not receive a series order. Her television debut came in 2009 with a guest appearance on The Unusuals as Karen Delmonte, the high school girlfriend of Detective Eric Delahoy. The following year, she played Eliza, a 17-year-old caught exposing herself on webcam in the series finale of Law & Order, Mia Caruso, a magazine intern whose publisher is murdered on Law & Order: Criminal Intent, and flirtatious student Parker on 90210. She also made her film debut in Beware the Gonzo as Amy, a popular high school student. Leslie's guest roles on television continued in 2011 with an appearance on No Ordinary Family as Chloe Cotten, a new friend of the Powell family.

After being cast in the unaired pilot for Widow Detective, Leslie appeared on the series Rizzoli & Isles as Ms. Barlow, the law clerk of a murdered judge, and Revenge as Bianca, a maid working for the Grayson family, in 2013. Additionally, Leslie was featured in the music video for the Dan Godlin song "Did She Look" as Godlin's love interest.

Leslie landed her first series regular role as young courtesan Sabine on Klondike, a Discovery Channel miniseries about the Klondike Gold Rush. The first scripted series broadcast by the Discovery Channel, it aired in early 2014. She also appeared as sociopath Kelly Donovan on an episode of Hawaii Five-0 and Des, a former girlfriend of Penn Badgley's character, in the film Parts per Billion during the year.

2015–2017: Continued television appearances Leslie's on-screen appearances in 2015 began with The Man in the High Castle as Trudy Walker, the half-sister of Juliana Crain. Although the character was killed in the first episode, she returned for the second and third seasons, which revealed Trudy was alive in a different timeline. Leslie went on to portray spaceship computer Natasha as a series regular on Yahoo! Screen's science fiction comedy Other Space. Yahoo! Screen would be shut down the following year, preventing the series from being renewed for a second season. In addition to The Man in the High Castle and Other Space, she played Gwen Hollander, the fiancée of a socialite exploited by Tom Keen on the series The Blacklist, Mary Lowe, the sister of a woman believed to have been murdered by her husband on the series Major Crimes, and Nicole, an unrequited love interest of Ricky Mabe's character in the film Dirty Beautiful. She was later featured in a recurring role on Graves as Tasha Ludwig, a girlfriend of Jeremy Graves.

In 2017, Leslie played Sarah Ellis, the aide to Helen Hunt's fictional North Carolina governor, as a regular role on Fox's miniseries Shots Fired. Additionally, she portrayed sexual assault victim Holly Greco on an episode of Gone and Amber, a young woman unaware of her boyfriend's homosexuality in the short film Down, directed by her brother Dylan.

2018–present: Lead roles and Titans Leslie starred in the 2018 short film Shrimp as Sasha, a dominatrix at a BDSM den. The short premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and was picked up by Gunpowder & Sky to become a potential television series.

Later in the year, Leslie became the first actress to portray Donna Troy, the original Wonder Girl, in live-action with her casting on the DC Universe series Titans. Following the character's on-screen introduction in the self-titled eighth episode, Chancellor Agard of Entertainment Weekly described Leslie as "perfect as Donna" and wrote that Donna was "automatically [his] favorite thing about the show". Appearing as a guest star during the first season, Leslie was named a series regular for Titans second season in 2019. She returned for the third season in 2021, which aired on HBO Max, and departed after the finale.

Between the second and third season of Titans, Leslie appeared in the 2020 music video for the Rhye song "Helpless" as a yoga instructor who becomes the subject of a student's romantic fantasies. She also appeared in the 2021 comedy-thriller film Dark Web: Cicada 3301 as a renegade NSA agent seeking membership to the eponymous organization. The film was directed by her Titans co-star Alan Ritchson, although it also marked the first time they worked together. On casting Leslie, Ritchson described her as "the perfect leading lady".

Following a two-year hiatus, Leslie was announced as the lead of the horror-thriller Archangel in 2024.

Filmography Film Year Title Role Notes 2010 Beware the Gonzo Amy 2012 Chained Angie 2014 Parts per Billion Des 2015 Dirty Beautiful Nicole 2015 Campus Code Greta Re-edit of Campus Life (2013) 2017 Down Amber Short film 2018 Shrimp Sasha Short film 2021 Dark Web: Cicada 3301 Gwen TBA Archangel TBA

Television Year Title Role Notes 2007 M.O.N.Y. Anabelle Capanelli Unaired pilot 2009 The Unusuals Karen Delmonte Episode: "The Circle Line" 2010 Law & Order Eliza Episode: "Rubber Room" 2010 Law & Order: Criminal Intent Mia Caruso Episode: "Traffic" 2010 90210 Parker Episode: "Catch Me If You Cannon" 2011 No Ordinary Family Chloe Cotten Episode: "No Ordinary Friends" 2012 Widow Detective Amanda Jaworski Unaired pilot 2013 Rizzoli & Isles Ms. Barlow Episode: "Judge, Jury and Executioner" 2013–2014 Revenge Bianca 3 episodes (season 3) 2014 Klondike Sabine Main role 2014 Hawaii Five-0 Kelly Donovon Episode: "Ma lalo o ka 'ili" 2015–2018 The Man in the High Castle Trudy Walker Recurring (seasons 1–3) 2015 Other Space Natasha Main role 2015 The Blacklist Gwen Hollander 2 episodes (season 3) 2015 Major Crimes Mary Lowe Episode: "Blackout" 2016 Elementary Molly Parsons Episode: "To Catch a Predator Predator" 2016–2017 Graves Tasha Ludwig Recurring 2017 Shots Fired Sarah Ellis Main role 2017 Gone Holly Greco Episode: "Ride" 2018–2021 Titans Donna Troy / Wonder Girl 2 episodes (season 1)Main role (seasons 2–3)