Scene from Hyena (2014)

Alternate Names: Elisa Wald-lasowski

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Eastern Promises (2007) as Prostitute

Most Important Roles:

• Somers Town (2008) as Maria
• The Comedian (2012) as
• Keeping Rosy (2014) as Mykala
• Hyena (2015) as Ariana
• Kompromat (2022) as Alica
• The Timber (2015) as Lisa
• Dear Mr Shakespeare: Shakespeare Lives (2016) as Desdemona
• Dramatic Relationships (2016) as
• Eastern Promises (2007) as Prostitute
• Burnt (2015) as Denitzi

Career Highlights:

• Somers Town (2008)
• The Comedian (2012)
• Keeping Rosy (2014)
• Hyena (2015)
• Kompromat (2022)
• The Timber (2015)
• Dear Mr Shakespeare: Shakespeare Lives (2016)
• Dramatic Relationships (2016)
• Eastern Promises (2007)
• Burnt (2015)

Elisa Wald-Lasowski was born on November 15, 1986, and is a French actress known for her work in films and television. She grew up in multiple countries including the Netherlands, Algeria, and France, demonstrating adaptability from an early age. Elisa speaks five languages fluently: French, English, Spanish, Dutch, and German.

First Appearances:

• Fast Girls (2012) as Press (uncredited)

Most Important Roles:

• Pusher (2012) as Pole Dancer
• Hyena (2015) as Brunette
• Fast Girls (2012) as Press (uncredited)
• I Give It a Year (2013) as Fireworks Guest (uncredited)

Career Highlights:

• Pusher (2012)
• Hyena (2015)
• Fast Girls (2012)
• I Give It a Year (2013)

Eva Dagoo's acting debut was in the television movie "Resentment" (2010), where she portrayed a Wedding Guest. She subsequently played roles such as a Secretary in "Masterpiece Mystery" and aFade Girl in "The Fades". In another television movie titled "Hacks" (2012), she appeared as a Party Guest, while her role as a brunette was seen in the film "Hyena" (2014). However, her most significant role thus far has been that of a Pole Dancer in the movie "Pusher" (2012). This film narrates the descent into chaos of a London street dealer over seven days. Yet, amidst this turmoil, Eva's character serves as an anchor, keeping the protagonist grounded through her captivating performance.