Liv Hewson

Liv Hewson- Biography

Liv Hewson was born on November 29, 1995, under the sign of Sagittarius in Canberra, Australia’s Capital Territory, and is a 24-year-old actor and playwright best known for her roles as Claire Duncan in “Dramaworld” and Abby Hammond in “Santa Clarita Diet.”

What is the Net Worth of Liv Hewson? Salary, Earnings

Liv Hewson’s net worth exceeds $300,000, which she has amassed through her involvement in the film industry for more than seven years, beginning in 2013, and having starred in 19 TV and film titles to date.

Liv Hewson- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

Hewson was reared in her hometown of Canberra, in the suburb of Hughes, with her three brothers named Byron, Hal, and Daniel, by their father Tony Hewson, a psychologist, and mother Angela, a public servant. Liv is of Australian nationality and of Caucasian ethnicity. They attended Alfred Deakin High School in Canberra and then matriculated at Canberra College. Her passion for acting began at an early age when she joined the Canberra Youth Theatre.

Liv Hewson- Relationship, Boyfriend

Hewson is presently single and hasn’t disclosed any romantic interests. Liv enjoys composing plays in their leisure time.

Liv Hewson- Professional Career

In 2013, Liv Hewson made their debut as Fenny Frisk in the short comedy-drama film “Alfonso Frisk,” following which they guest-starred as Liv in the TV series “I’ve Got No Legs” (2014) and as Gurt/Matilda/Lana in three episodes of the series “Do You Mind?” (2014-2015).

Following that, Liv landed the roles of Hillary in the short comedy film “Survey Says” and Gurt in the short comedy film “So Romantic,” both in 2015.

Ascension to prominence

Liv Hewson landed the major part of Claire Duncan in the Viki fantasy comedy-drama series “Dramaworld” in 2016 after playing Gloria in Julietta Boscolo’s short comedy-drama “Let’s See How Fast This Baby Will Go” and guest-starring as Elle in an episode of the ABC1 drama series “The Code.”

The next year, Liv starred as Anna Cartullo in the teen drama film “Before I Fall,” which was directed by Ry Russo-Young and based on Lauren Oliver’s novel of the same name, published in 2010. It premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. In 2017, they starred as Michaela in the BBC UKTV mystery thriller series “Top Of The Lake,” alongside Nicole Kidman and Elizabeth Moss, and as Audrey in the ABC miniseries “Marvel’s Inhumans.”

Success in the Future

They also appeared in the Netflix zombie comedy series “Santa Clarita Diet” the following year.

Liv was cast in the role of Abby Hammond, the daughter of Sheila Hammond (Drew Barrymore) and Joel Hammond (Timothy Olyphant), which aired for three seasons till April 2019. Liv also co-starred as Nicki in the drama film “Puzzle,” which was followed by their roles as Ashley Piper in the ABC1 comedy series “Very Small Business” and Chlo Reeson in the SBS On-demand mini-series “Homecoming Queens,” all in 2018.

Recent and Future Projects

In 2019, Liv Hewson starred in the short horror film “The Hitchhiker,” directed by Adele Vuko, and then played Dorrie in the Netflix romantic Christmas comedy film “Let It, Snow,” before portraying Lily Balin in the biographical drama film “Bombshell,” alongside Charlize Theron, Margot Robbie, and Nicole Kidman. Recently, they were cast as Denny in David O’Donnell’s drama film “Under My Skin,” which is currently in post-production and will be released in 2020.

Hobbies, and Favorites

They enjoy folklore and mythology; for example, one of their favorite fairytales is the myth of Persephone, and their favorite deity is Athena, the Greek goddess of combat and knowledge. Liv is well-known for her work as an ambassador for the group “Wear It Purple.” Liv is also involved in the LGBTQ+ community. They currently live in Los Angeles, California.

Body Measurements: Height, Weight, Hair color

Appearance and Vital Statistics Short red wavy hair Blue eyes Height – 5ft 6ins (1.68m) Weight – 121lbs (55kgs) Vital Statistics – 32-25-34 Bra Size – 32A Dress Size – 4 (US) Shoe Size – 6.5 (US)

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