Biographie
Born in Ashperton, England, and raised in Herefordshire, Chloe Farnworth developed a natural passion for the arts early on. At just ten years old, her parents enrolled her in theatre classes with the Hereford Courtyard Theatre group, where she discovered her love for acting. She appeared in numerous productions, making her stage debut in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. After completing her performing arts studies at Coleg Gwent, Chloe moved to London at 18 and studied for a year at the Central School of Speech and Drama.
She graduated from the renowned Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, joining the ranks of notable alumni such as Joe Alwyn, Kit Harington, Carrie Fisher, Riz Ahmed, and Andrew Garfield. Chloe's first professional role was as the Virgin Mary in Emily Warddill's "Full Firearms" (2012), and she has continued to work steadily since then.
In 2020, Chloe starred in Magnolia Pictures' stylish dark comedy "12 Hour Shift," which was an official selection at the SXSW Film Festival and premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in the US Narrative Competition.
On television, she played Leah Sims in the British-Canadian thriller series "Departure," which premiered on September 17, 2020, on Peacock in the US. Her other credits include the indie crime film "Other Monsters," for which she won Best Actress at the Los Angeles Crime and Horror Film Festival, as well as roles in "Bond of Justice: Kizuna," "Nostalgia" (Bleecker Street Media), "Soy Nero," "Thor: The Dark World" (Marvel), and Linkin Park's 2014 music video for "Final Masquerade."
Outside of acting, Farnworth enjoys boxing, surfing, horseback riding, and baking. She also has a keen eye for design and has been renovating her home in Los Angeles.
