Morfydd Clark

Morfydd Clark (also credited as Морфидд Кларк, Морвид Кларк, 莫菲德·克拉克) is a Welsh screen and stage actress, born on March 17, 1990, in Stockholm, Sweden. Known for her intense, emotionally precise performances, she has built a career that moves confidently between prestige television, independent cinema, and classical theatre.

Clark became a global name through her portrayal of Galadriel in Amazon Prime Video’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, including appearances tied to its high-profile fan screenings. Her work in the psychological horror film Saint Maud drew major critical attention and awards recognition, marking her as one of the standout performers of her generation.

Beyond Middle-earth, she has taken on striking roles across genres, from folk-horror in Starve Acre (as Juliette) to period drama in Madame Bovary (as Camille). Her credits also include A Poet in New York (Nancy Wickwire), Two Missing (Eva), and Outsiders (Mari), alongside acclaimed stage work such as Hamlet (Ophelia).