Stacy Martin

Born in Paris in 1990, Stacy Martin spent her formative years immersed in the city’s rich artistic culture, which later influenced her decision to pursue acting. Raised in a bilingual household, she attended the prestigious Cours Florent drama school, where she honed her craft under the mentorship of renowned acting coach Isabelle Nanty. Her early training emphasized classical theater and contemporary European cinema, laying a strong foundation for her future roles. By 2012, Martin had completed intensive workshops in method acting, preparing her for the demanding performances that would define her career. Martin’s breakthrough came in 2013 with her debut in Lars von Trier’s *Nymphomaniac*, where she played the younger version of Charlotte Gainsbourg’s character. The film premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival and garnered global attention for its bold narrative and Martin’s fearless performance. This role established her as a daring new talent in European cinema. In 2015, she appeared in Ben Wheatley’s *High-Rise*, starring alongside Tom Hiddleston and Jeremy Irons, further solidifying her presence in international arthouse films. Her portrayal of Charlotte in the dystopian thriller showcased her ability to navigate complex psychological material. In 2017, Martin starred as Brigitte Bardot in Michel Hazanavicius’s *Redoubtable*, a biographical drama about the French New Wave director Jean-Luc Godard. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and earned Martin critical acclaim for her nuanced depiction of the iconic actress. That same year, she joined the ensemble cast of Ridley Scott’s *All the Money in the World*, playing a key supporting role in the high-profile thriller based on the Getty kidnapping. Her performance contributed to the film’s $57 million global box office gross, demonstrating her crossover appeal in mainstream Hollywood productions. Martin continued to build her filmography with leading roles in *Amanda* (2018), a French drama directed by Mikhaël Hers, and *The Evening Hour* (2020), an American indie film set in rural Appalachia. In 2020, she appeared in David Bruckner’s horror film *The Night House*, which grossed over $3 million worldwide and received praise for its atmospheric tension. Her role as a mysterious neighbor added depth to the psychological thriller. Looking ahead, Martin is set to appear in *The Testament of Ann Lee* (2025), a historical drama exploring the life of the Shaker religious leader. Despite her growing prominence, Stacy Martin has maintained a relatively private personal life. She resides primarily in Paris but frequently travels for film projects across Europe and North America. As of 2024, her estimated net worth stands at $0 million, reflecting her focus on artistic integrity over commercial gain. Martin continues to select roles that challenge societal norms and explore complex female identities, cementing her reputation as one of France’s most compelling contemporary actors.