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Lily-Rose Aslandogdu

b. 2003

British actress

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Born 2003. Lily-Rose Aslandogdu is a British actor and film actor.

Lily-Rose Aslandogdu (born 19 March 2003) is an English actress. She began her career as a child actress in the Save the Children short If London Were Syria and its sequel (2016). More recently, she is known for her role in the Apple TV+ series The Essex Serpent (2022). Her films include How to Stop a Recurring Dream (2020).

Early life and education Aslandogdu was born in Harlow, Essex to an English mother, Jacqui, and a Turkish father, and grew up in the Brays Mead area. Aslandogdu attended Burnt Mill Academy and then Epping St John's School. She also took classes at the Kevin Adams Academy.

Career After appearing in adverts for Quorn and Argos, Aslandodgu starred in the 2014 short charity commercial If London Were Syria for Save the Children, about a hypothetical scenario in which a British girl became a refugee. On YouTube, where it was titled Most Shocking Second a Day Video, the video gained 23 million views in less than one week. Aslandodgu would go on to reprise her role in the video's 2016 sequel. Also in 2014, she voiced young Anathema Device in the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens.

Aslandogdu was subsequently cast in the 2016 fantasy film A Monster Calls, marking her feature film debut. She also guest starred in an episode of Houdini & Doyle on ITV and played Belinda Mullucks in two episodes of Call the Midwife on BBC One. This was followed by an appearance in the 2017 romantic comedy film Modern Life Is Rubbish, as well as a recurring role as Alice Roosevelt in the first season of the TNT period drama The Alienist in 2018.

In 2020, she and Ruby Barker starred as sisters Kelly and Yakira respectively in the thriller film How to Stop a Recurring Dream. In 2022, Aslandogdu had a prominent role as Naomi Banks in the Apple TV+ miniseries adaptation of The Essex Serpent.

Filmography Film Year Title Role Notes 2016 A Monster Calls Lily 2016 Trigga Mae Short film 2017 Modern Life Is Rubbish Sally Jones 2019 Home Bella Short film 2020 How to Stop a Recurring Dream Kelly

Television Year Title Role Notes 2014 If London Were Syria Lily Charity short, also known as Most Shocking Second a Day Video 2016 Houdini & Doyle Julia Hargreaves Episode: "The Curse of Korzha" 2016 Still the Most Shocking Second a Day Lily Charity short 2016–2017 Call the Midwife Belinda Mullucks 2 episodes 2018 The Alienist Alice Roosevelt 3 episodes 2022 The Essex Serpent Naomi Banks Miniseries

Audio Good Omens (2014) as Young Anathema Device, BBC Radio 4

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Burnt Mill Academy
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Who is Lily-Rose Aslandogdu?

British actress

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Lily-Rose Aslandogdu was born on 19 March 2003 in Harlow.

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Lily-Rose Aslandogdu is an actor and film actor.

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Lily-Rose Aslandogdu is British.

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