Hera Hilmar - Wiki, Bio, Facts, Age, Height, Boyfriend, Net Worth

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Hera Hilmar is an Icelandic actress. She entered the film industry in 1995 and has since appeared in various acting projects and has been receiving several awards.

She has some notable works Da Vinci’s Monster (2013-2015), Anna Karenina (2012), Life in a Fishbowl (2014), and Ottoman lieutenant (2017).

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Career

She started her acting career with a brilliant role in the 2007 film calm storm for which she was nominated for Best Actress of the Year but did not win.

However, she won the same award twice for acting in films Life in a Fishbowl (2014) and oath (2016).

In 2015, she got an opportunity to go to Turkey to shoot a historical film Ottoman Lieutenant, Which was released in 2017.

After that she continued to act in many films desire (2020), mortal engine (2018), ashram (2018), summer children (2017), and many others.

Along with acting on the big screen, she was also active on the small screen. Some of the TV serials she has acted in include: mortal artist (2018), The Romanoffs (2018), and Da Vinci’s Monster (2013).

She also had an international role, which was a hit in her eponymous TV series see (2019). She co-starred with actor Christian Camargo in the series.

profile

Real name: Hera Hilmarsdottir
Stage Names: Hera Hilmar
It is also called:-
Nickname: Hera
Birthday: 27 December 1988
Birthplace: Reykjavik, Iceland
Zodiac: Capricorn
Nationality: Icelandic
Religion:-
Occupation: Actress
Education: London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
Hobbies: Travelling, sports, listening to music, reading modern literature
Facebook:-
Twitter: @Herahilmar
Instagram: @herahilmar
TikTok:-
YouTube:-

Height, weight and physical appearance

Height: 170 cm (5’7″)
Weight: 55 kg (121 lb)
Blood Group:-
Hair Color: Ginger Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Body Measurements: 32-24-34 (Bust-32, Waist-24, and Hips-34 inches)
Shoe Size: 6 (US)
Dress Size: 4 (US)

the family

Father: Hilmar Oddson
Mother: Thore Sigthorsdottir
Brother:-
Sister:-
(Anak Jika Ada)

Boyfriend and dating history

She has never been involved in a publicly disclosed relationship. Chances are, she keeps her personal and dating life private.

Net worth

Her net worth is unknown, but several sources have estimated the figure to be between $1 million and $5 million.

She appeared to earn her living mainly from her career as an actress.

the facts

Hera received the Richard Carne Scholarship while studying at LAMDA.
Her natural eye color is blue.
She first made her debut as a child actress in the 1990s.
Hera is an only daughter.
She once studied a Polish accent all night for an audition.
Her father, Hilmar Odsson, is a director, while her mother, Thore Sigthorsdóttir, is an actress.
She is a natural blonde.
Hera‘s grandfather, Oder Björnsson, was a screenwriter and lyricist.
She graduated from LAMDA in 2011.
Hera is very active on her social media platforms.
She enjoys travelling.
Her real surname, Hilmarsdóttir, means daughter of Hilmar in English.
Hera is a dog person.
She has been working as an actress since 1995.
Her ideal type is…

movie

Reply to Helga’s letter (2022), as Helga
the last dance (2020), as a woman
desire (2020), as Halla
Interdependence Film 2019 (2019), Self
mortal engine (2018), as Hester Shaw
ashram (2018), as Sophie
summer children (2017), undated
A common man (2017), as Tanja
Ottoman lieutenant (2017), as Lily
oath (2016), as Anna
alleyway (2016), as tricks
Get Santa (2014), as WPC Boyle
Life in a Fishbowl (2014), as Eik
Fifth Estate (2013), as a WikiLeaks employee
We are freaks (2013), as Iona
Anna Karenina (2012), as Varya
Undercurrent (2010), as a production assistant
The Good Heart (2009), as a production assistant
two birds (2008), as Lara
calm storm (2007), as Disa
No trace (1998), as a barn
Tears of stone (1995), undated

TV Series

Cipher (2020 | Roku), as Isabella
see (Apple TV+ | 2019), as Maghra
mortal artist (YouTube | 2018), as himself
The Romanoffs (Amazon Prime Video | 2018), as Ondine
Harley and Davidson (Discovery Channel | 2016), as Emma
Da Vinci’s Monster (BBC Worldwide | 2013), as Vanessa
leaving (ITV | 2012), as Paulina
A world without end (Channel 4 | 2012), as Margery
Hamarin (PBS | 2010), as Una
Svartir englar (Channel 4 | 2008), as Aðalheiður
Áramótaskaup (RÚV | 2007), undated

programs on TV

2019 European Film Awards (HBO | 2019), as host
IMDb On the Scene – Interviews (YouTube | 2019), as a guest
Red Carpet Report (YouTube | 2019), as a guest
D’Astrain at the cinema (El Cinema | 2018), as a guest
Last Call with Carson Daly (NBC | 2018), as a guest
Made in Hollywood (Syndication | 2018), as guest
Miracles: Earth’s Mightiest Show (Disney XD | 2018), as a guest

Award

2017 Edda Awards, Iceland – Best Actress of the Year – oath
2015 Edda Awards, Iceland – Best Actress of the Year – Get Santa
2015 Berlin International Film Festival – EFP Shooting Star – Hera Hilmar
2014 Zurich Film Festival – International Feature Film – Get Santa
2007 Edda Awards, Iceland – Actor or Actress of the Year – calm storm

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“I think the book was always the source material. Both for the script, for everyone, for the filmmakers, for us, for the actors.

“When I was growing up I looked up to male roles and male actors because most of the movies I watched had male protagonists and they had great stories and characters. So when I was growing up, I was constantly thinking, oh, I can be Al Pacino, I can play that part. And then you kind of realize that’s the divide, and hopefully, that’s changed now.”

“I love playing people who make you go, ‘Oh fuck,’ you know? They’re challenging and make us a little bit uncomfortable. It’s just fun to go out there. One of the audition scenes I was with the guy. Knowing that someone can turn around so quickly, It’s so gross and so complete, but so honest from her. Yeah, it was fun to play, I think.”

“I never stopped writing something or playing something; It was an ongoing thing. I mean, I don’t write or direct anymore, but maybe someday I will.

“I had never worked with a stylist before. I used to find the idea of a personal stylist really uncomfortable because I thought why would I want someone to tell me what to wear? I will wear what I like and what I feel good about. And then I realized that when you’re filming and touring and you need someone to help you.”

“I think actors can be creative, but creativity shows more in the shoot because as an actor you need a neutrality about you to transform into different roles.”

“I just like people who wear what they like and feel good in.”

“Where I live in London, there are a lot of shops with very flashy clothes, Icelandic fashion is a bit more foreign to me and I think, oh my God, how can they wear that? And then I see someone in it, and they really like it, and it just takes confidence.”

“There are a lot of people out there that you don’t want to let down. At the same time, I think there is a lot of support. There’s a lot of enthusiasm and good energy coming from a group of people like that.”

“I find it a bit scary sometimes when suddenly you can’t hide behind a character and you have to talk a lot about yourself. But you get over it.”

“I grew up [acting] The ideal of the world is: my father is a film director and for my mother a more transient work as an actress. I think I understand the struggle of living in that world – it’s not easy. Also, the amount of work, time, effort, joy and all these things go into making a movie, for example.

“My parents were not the kind of people who forced their children to work [acting]. If anything, they really tried to stop me from doing it because it’s a tough world out there. Maybe you don’t want your child to get into it when something else is safer, although sometimes that’s not the case at all. But you know, you do what you want. All is well now.”

“I look back and I’m proud of my 16-year-old self, like, ‘You really worked.’

“There are things you only learn from the real world, but drama school is a great place to practice and fall and try things out over the course of three or four years. There are a lot of things you have to leave in school that don’t serve you in any way, but it gives you a lot of good stuff.”

“You have to connect with the human in everyone. Sure you can get a little starstruck and stuff, but I think the more you can get away from that and just see the person, the more you can connect as people. “

“I never wanted to be known as a character as stuck in a role. As an actor, I always want to keep doing different things.”

“Beauty is not flawless. Beauty is often flawed. Everything is. Some things are more obviously flawed and some things are not. Life goes up and down in waves, and I hope we can now ride down the wave and into the wave of flawed beauty.”

Hera Hilmar has spread the scope of her career internationally. With her impressive acting experience, it is no wonder that she is also strongly recognized at the level of the global entertainment industry.