Katherine Langford Age, Height, Weight, Wiki, Biography, Family, And More

Katherine Langford Age

28 Years Old

Biography

Full Name	Katherine Langford
Date of Birth	29 April 1996
Age	28 Years Old
Place of Birth	Perth, Australia
Nationality	Australian
Religion	Christianity
Profession	Actress

Family

Father	Stephen Langford
Mother	Elizabeth Langford
Brother	None
Sister	Josephine Langford
Affairs	Dylan Minnette
Spouse	Unmarried

Physical Measurements

Height	5 feet 5 Inches
Weight	61 kg
Hair Color	Light Brown
Eye Color	Blue
Body Measurements	35-27-35

Education

School	Perth Modern School in Subiaco St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls in Perth, Western Australia
College	Musical Theatre from Principal Academy of Dance & Theatre Arts in Leederville
Qualification	Graduate

Career

Katherine Langford’s acting career began with the 2016 action thriller short film “Imperfect Quadrant,” where she played the role of Ruby. Following this, she appeared in the comedy-drama short film “The Misguided” in 2018, portraying the character Vesna.

In the same year, Langford starred in the romantic comedy-drama film “Love, Simon,” directed by Greg Berlanti. She played the role of Leah Burke in this adaptation of Becky Albertalli’s novel, “Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda.” The film received positive reviews and Langford’s performance was well-received.

Langford then appeared in the drama short film “Daughter” in 2016, directed by Sarah Jayne. She portrayed the character Scarlett in this production. In 2019, Langford was cast in Rian Johnson’s mystery film “Knives Out,” alongside an ensemble cast. She played the role of Meg Thrombey in this critically acclaimed movie.

In 2020, Langford starred in Brian Duffield’s coming-of-age drama and black comedy film “Spontaneous,” where she portrayed the character Mara Carlyle. The film received positive reviews for its unique storyline and Langford’s performance. Throughout her career, Langford has showcased her versatility as an actress, delivering compelling performances across various genres in both short films and feature-length productions.