Rose Reynolds

Rose Alice Reynolds was born on February 21, 1991, in Devon, England. She pursued her theatrical education at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London, graduating in 2012. Her early career saw significant work in stage productions such as ‘Tiger Tail,’ ‘Candide,’ ‘Twelfth Night,’ and ‘My Children! My Africa!’, demonstrating her foundational versatility in acting. This solid grounding in theatre prepared her for subsequent television and film roles. In 2012, Reynolds received an Ian Charleson commendation for her performance as Lavinia in Shakespeare’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ at the Royal Shakespeare Company, an early milestone that highlighted her classical acting abilities. The same year, she was awarded the Lord Mayor’s Prize for Acting, further cementing her talent.

Reynolds’s transition into screen acting began to gather momentum. In 2013, she appeared in the film ‘The World’s End’ as Tracy Benson. Her television career includes notable parts such as Paula Abbot in the BBC soap opera ‘Doctors’ in 2014 and Betty Carkeek in ‘Poldark’ in 2016, appearing in two episodes. A significant role followed in 2016 as Sarah Durkin in the main cast of the Channel 4 series ‘Wasted,’ which spanned six episodes. Her international recognition expanded through her portrayal of Alice/Tilly in ABC’s ‘Once Upon a Time,’ where she featured in 14 episodes during 2017-2018, gaining a loyal fanbase. More recently, she has appeared in films like ‘A Grand Romantic Gesture’ (2022) as Debra, and ‘DarkGame’ (2024) as Lisa. On television, she took on the role of Glenda Mitchell in an episode of ‘EastEnders’ in 2022 and Cindy Hunter in the TV Film ‘I’m with Me’ in 2023. Her work continues to span a range of genres and platforms including Disney+, Amazon Prime, and Netflix.