Nathalie Boltt

Nathalie Boltt commenced her distinguished career with a notable role as Joey Ortlepp on the SABC 3 drama series ‘Isidingo,’ a character she portrayed from 2001 to 2004. Her international career gained significant momentum with an appearance in the 2005 NBC remake of ‘The Poseidon Adventure,’ followed by a pivotal supporting role as Sarah Livingstone in the 2009 science fiction action film ‘District 9,’ directed by Neill Blomkamp. Boltt’s compelling performance in ‘Bloodlines’ further showcased her dramatic range, earning her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 2011 Aotearoa Film & Television Awards. Demonstrating a strong commitment to artistic development beyond acting, Boltt graduated from the prestigious Warner Brothers Director’s Workshop.

Her diverse creative interests are also evident in the development of the zombie comedy ‘Sweet Child of Mine,’ as well as her critically acclaimed short films, which include the gangster comedy ‘A.T.A.C.K.,’ the drama ‘The Silk,’ and the feminist spoof ‘Vajazzle,’ all of which have garnered significant recognition. Boltt has also expanded her versatile career into voice acting, notably lending her talent as DottyWot in the New Zealand children’s series ‘The WotWots.’ Recognized for her ability to seamlessly transition across both comedic and dramatic roles, she is also proficient in multiple languages and various accents, underscoring her broad appeal and adaptability for a wide array of projects across film and television.