Lara Wolf

Lara is an Iranian actress with an undeniable international aspect:
Born in Tehran, raised in Zurich, speaks several languages, and lives as a naturalized New Yorker in Brooklyn.
She majored in psychology in Zurich, worked as a TV host and as a fit model, and got her training as an actress at the Lee Strasberg Institute in New York.

Lara is best known for her portrayal of The Judean Queen Berenice alongside Anthony Hopkins in Peacock’s hit show THOSE ABOUT TO DIE directed by Roland Emmerich. She was also cast in Eran Riklis’ Reading Lolita In Tehran opposite Golshifteh Farahani. In the film The Performance, directed by Shira Piven, she acted opposite Jeremy Piven and Robert Carlyle and sang live. While she has portrayed many different nationalities, she has also played a variety of characters such as a detective (Bluebloods, Blindspot), as a mistress (You are Wanted, Amazon), and as Princess Nora in Quantico where she guest-starred alongside Priyanka Chopra. Further, Lara starred as the lead in the film Roxana (by Elahe Massoumi), portraying an Iranian journalist, a Bahaii wife (Family Of Too Many), and the right-hand assistant of a mobster played by Gerard Depardieu (BigHouse).
She was part of the reading of Marylin Felt’s Asher’s Command (directed by Navid Negahban, and performed at the Other Israel Film Festival), where she played Lila, the wife of an Israeli commander. She is also a founding member of the Primitive Grace Theatre Company in NYC, collaborating as a writer and actress with her mentors Paul Calderon and David Zayas (Hollywood Entrée).

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