Anya Taylor-Joy burst onto the scene with her performance in A24’s The Witch, which won her rave reviews when it premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. She went on to win the Breakthrough Actor Award at The Gotham Awards and Best Female Newcomer Award at the Empire awards for her performance. Taylor-Joy most recently captivated audiences globally in Netflix’s critically acclaimed series, The Queen’s Gambit. For her portrayal of Beth Harmon, she won the Golden Globe, Critics’ Choice, and Screen Actors Guild awards and was nominated for an Emmy award. Her extensive filmography includes Autumn de Wilde’s Emma, for which she was nominated for a Golden Globe, Split and Glass, the second and final installments in M. Night Shyamalan’s Unbreakable trilogy, Focus Features’ critically acclaimed Thoroughbreds, the animated musical adventure comedy Playmobil: The Movie for StudioCanal, Universal’s Marrowbone, FOX’s Morgan, Marvel’s The New Mutants and Amazon’s Radioactive. On television, Taylor-Joy starred in the BBC/PBS Masterpiece miniseries The Miniaturist, voiced the character of Brea in Netflix’s critically acclaimed fantasy series, The Dark Crystal, and starred in the fifth season of the gangster period epic, Peaky Blinders.