Hera Hilmar is an English actress of Icelandic descent, best known for her lead role as Vanessa in the drama fantasy drama series Da Vinci's Demons. She won the Edda Award for Best Actor of the Year for her work in the films Vonarstræti (2014) and Eiðurinn (2016).
Birth name
Hera Hilmarsdóttir
Nickname
Hera
Profession
Actress
Nationality
Icelandic, British
Private life
Anniversary / Date of birth
Hera Hilmar was born on December 27, 1988 in Iceland.
Age
She is currently 29 years old.
Sign of the sun
Capricorn
Ethnicity
White
Education
Hera Hilmar attended the London Academy of Music and Art.
Family details
- Father – Hilmar Oddsson (Director)
- Mother – þórey Sigþórsdóttir (Actress)
- Brothers and sisters – Unknown
Civil status
Unique
Business
Hilmar has kept her personal life secret and so there is not much information available about her past or present relationship.
Physical statistics
size
- In feet – 5 feet 7 inches
- In centimeters – 170 cm
- In meters -1.7 m
Weight
- In kilograms – 60 kg
- In pounds -132 lbs
Body measurements
- Measurements – 33-26-34
- Chest – 33 inches
- Cut – 26 inches
- hip -34 inches
bodybuilding
Slender
Eye colour
Blue
Hair color
Gold red
Shoe size
She is wearing a shoe size 6 (US).
The size of the dress
Her dress size is 4 (US).
Sexuality
Straight ahead
Distinctive features
Long red hair
Professional statistics
Movie start
Hera Hilmar made her film debut in 2007, playing Disa in the Icelandic drama The Quiet Storm.
TV debut
In 2012, she played Paulina in three episodes of the Icelandic television series Leaving.
Famous for
She portrays Vanessa in the television series Da Vinci's Demons and Eik in the Icelandic film Life in a Fishbowl.
Fortune of Hera Hilmar
Hera Hilmar has an estimated net worth of about $ 1 million. Currently, she lives in London.
Social media profiles
Facts of Hera Hilmar
She started playing at an early age in her father's movies.
In 2015, Hera was named one of the shooting stars of European cinema by European Film Promotion.
She can speak with a fluent British accent.
In 2017, she landed the role of Hester Shaw in Mortal Engines.
She won a Richard Carne Fellowship and Lilian Baylis Award while pursuing a three year program at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
