Elena Satine

Elena Satine (; born November 24, 1987) is a Georgian-American actress and singer. At the age of five, Satine and her family moved to Sochi, and she became a part of the Georgian pop group Nergebi, a Mickey Mouse Club-like ensemble of child performers. She toured with Nergebi throughout Eastern Europe, including an appearance on children's variety show Utrennaya Zvezda (Morning Star) and later branched off into a solo career. and graduated from PPAS at age 16. Afterwards she continued her dramatic studies at the Moscow Art Theatre School in Russia earning a Diploma of Specialist in Acting Art. She also engaged in several fellowships at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. She also appeared on ITV's Poirot, in a 2010 episode that adapted Murder on the Orient Express.

Satine was for two years part of the main cast of the Starz series Magic City. The producers tailored the role of Judi Silver for Satine following her audition to play another part. Satine appeared on a 2014 episode of ABC's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. playing Lorelei, a villainous Asgardian. She followed with another role in the same network, Louise Ellis in Revenge. Initially a recurring guest, Satine wound up promoted to the main cast eleven episodes into the season.

In 2017 she appeared in two episodes of Twin Peaks, and played Sonya in the Fox television series The Gifted.

In August 2019, Satine was cast as Julia in the live-action adaptation of the Cowboy Bebop series.

Personal life Satine and Tyson Ritter, lead singer and bassist of the band The All-American Rejects, became engaged in April 2013 and married on December 31, 2013. They have a son.

Filmography

Film Year Title Role Notes 2009 Don't Look Up Anca 2009 The Harsh Life of Veronica Lambert Penelope 2009 Adventures in Online Dating Christine Short film 2015 A Beautiful Now Jaki 2015 Zipper Ellie Green 2016 Outlaw Elena

Television

Web series Year Title Role Notes 2009 Spartacus: Blood and Sand – Motion Comic Ilithyia Voice role; episode: "Upon the Sands of Vengeance"

Music video Year Artist Song Role 2015 Chris Cornell "Nearly Forgot My Broken Heart" Enchantress