Beatrice Grannò

Born on May 6, 1993, in Rome, Lazio, Italy, Beatrice Grannò embarked on her performance career by attending a musical academy in Prato. She further refined her acting skills and graduated from the East 15 Acting School in London in 2016, establishing a foundation that combines both theatrical and musical disciplines. Her career began on stage before transitioning to television with a small role in “Don Matteo” in 2014, marking her initial entry into the screen industry. This early work laid the groundwork for subsequent prominent roles in Italian productions.

Grannò’s career progressed with several notable roles, including a main cast position in the Rai 1 miniseries “Il capitano Maria” in 2018. The following year, 2019, she secured her first leading film role in “Wonder When You’ll Miss Me,” directed by Francesco Fei. She continued to undertake significant projects, playing Carla Ardengo in the 2020 film adaptation of Alberto Moravia’s novel “The Time of Indifference.” Since 2020, Grannò has also been a main cast member in the Italian medical drama “Doc – Nelle tue mani,” where she portrays Carolina Fanti, further solidifying her presence in Italian television.

Her international recognition significantly increased in 2022 with a main role as Mia, an aspiring lounge singer, in the second season of the HBO anthology series “The White Lotus.” This role highlighted her acting and musical capabilities to a global audience. Following this, she has continued to take on diverse projects, including the upcoming film “Daniela Forever” (2024), where she plays the titular character Daniela, and a voice role as Gia in the animated TV series “Jurassic World: Chaos Theory” (2025). Grannò has also signed with Independent Artist Group, signaling a continued expansion of her career.