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Bulgarian actress (born 1996)
In thisBulgarian name, thepatronymic is Valcheva and thefamily name is Bakalova.

Maria Bakalova
Мария Бакалова
Bakalova at the 2025San Diego Comic-Con
Born
Maria Valcheva Bakalova

(1996-06-04)4 June 1996 (age 29)
Burgas, Bulgaria
Alma materNational Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (BA)
OccupationActress
Years active2017–present
AwardsFull list

Maria Valcheva Bakalova[a] (/bəˈkɑːləvə/bə-KAH-lə-və;[1] born 4 June 1996) is a Bulgarian actress. She is the recipient ofvarious accolades, including aCritics' Choice Movie Award, in addition to nominations for anAcademy Award, aBAFTA Award, aScreen Actors Guild Award, and aGolden Globe.

Born and raised inBurgas, Bakalova began her career inBulgarian cinema while attending theNational Academy for Theater and Film Arts. She mostly portrayed dramatic roles in films such asTransgression (2017),The Father (2019),Last Call (2020), andWomen Do Cry (2021). Sherose to prominence after starring in the 2020mockumentary-filmBorat Subsequent Moviefilm, which earned her a nomination for theAcademy Award for Best Supporting Actress.

Maria Bakalova has since had starring roles in films of various genres, includingBodies Bodies Bodies (2022) andThe Apprentice (2024), portrayingIvana Trump in the latter. She also had voice-roles, including in theMarvel Cinematic Universe filmGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023) asCosmo the Spacedog, theDC Universe seriesCreature Commandos (2024) andThe Bad Guys 2 (2025).

Life and career

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1996-2020: Early years and career beginnings

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A photograph of The National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts
TheNational Academy for Theatre and Film Arts, where Bakalova studied acting

Maria Valcheva Bakalova[2] was born on 4 June 1996 inBurgas to Rumyana Bakalova, a nurse, and Valcho Bakalov, a chemist.[3][4][5] She began taking singing lessons and playing the flute around age six, and sang in a choir that toured across Europe.[6][7] Bakalova enrolled in acting classes at the age of 12, majoring indrama theater and minoring in flute at the National School of Music and Stage Arts in Burgas, where she was a straight A student; she recalled, "I was a super-disciplined child. I was reading too many books. I was obsessed withDostoyevsky, at like 15, 16".[8][7] As a teenager, Bakalova developed an interest in literature, especially the works ofGabriel García Márquez,Jorge Luis Borges andMikhail Bulgakov, as a method of escapism.[9] She was inspired to pursue film acting after watchingThe Hunt, and has cited filmmakerThomas Vinterberg as her biggest influence alongsideSusanne Bier,Pedro Almodóvar,Paolo Sorrentino andAndrea Arnold as other major influences.[8][10]

Bakalova later moved toSofia where she majored in drama at theNational Academy for Theatre and Film Arts.[11] As a student, she appeared in various stage productions, includingLes Liaisons dangereuses,Sexual Perversity in Chicago,Kennedy's Children andThe Trial.[12][13] Bakalova made her on-screen debut playing a supporting part in the 2017 comedy-drama filmXIIa.[3] In the same year, she made her first headlining appearance inTransgression, where she played Yana, a young girl who has an unusual relationship with an aging rock musician.[14] She secured the role after a classmate of hers signed her up for ablind audition during her first year at university.[15] The film was screened at several film festivals in Europe and North America, before being released throughHBO Max in 2021.[16] In 2018, Bakalova won the award for Best Actress at Toronto's Alternative Film Festival for her performance.[17]

Bakalova on the set ofLast Call in 2019

In her third year of studies, she volunteered to help filmmakersKristina Grozeva andPetar Valchanov, who taught the only film acting class at the academy, with scheduling and other tasks, and traveled with them to the set of a film they were working on so that she could watch how they worked and learn from them. One of the directors invited her to audition for abit in their filmThe Father (2019); she landed the part and filmed a briefflashback scene as the young version of one of the characters.[7][18]The Father won theCrystal Globe award for Best Film at the54th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, and was selected as the Bulgarian entry for theBest International Feature Film category at the93rd Academy Awards.[19][20]

Driven by her fascination with Danish cinema—particularly with the work of Vinterberg,Lars von Trier and theirDogme 95 movement—Bakalova used part of her university scholarship to take her parents on a trip to Denmark a few months before graduating. There, she visitedZentropa's headquarters, and asked if she could become aP.A. or a runner on von Trier's next film.[13][21] She was sent away because she didn't speak Danish, prompting her to begin studying the language, before eventually graduating and moving to Los Angeles in 2019.[22][23] Bakalova next starred in the 2020 comedy-dramaLast Call as Alexandra, a suicidal girl who is on the verge of ending her life.[24] Her performance was received positively by critics, and Yanko Terziev ofCapital wrote that her portrayal of the character brought "warmth and lyricism" to the film.[25]

2020-present: Hollywood breakthrough

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In 2020, Bakalova portrayed Tutar Sagdiyev, the daughter of fictional Kazakh reporterBorat Sagdiyev, in the mockumentaryBorat Subsequent Moviefilm, alongsideSacha Baron Cohen.[26] Although she was initially credited as Irina Nowak, reports later revealed her involvement.[27] During the audition process, Bakalova had to travel to London for a callback; the secrecy around the project made her concerned that she might have become part of ahuman trafficking scheme.[28][29] The film was lauded as "the most impactful piece of political entertainment" in the weeks leading up to the2020 United States presidential election,[30] as a scene in whichRudy Giuliani appears to put his hands down his trousers while reclining on a bed in the presence of Bakalova's character garnered significant media attention.[31][32] Critics praised her performance, with some stating it was among the year's best.[33] Matt Fowler ofIGN noted that "the film's fantastic find, Maria Bakalova, every bit Sacha Baron Cohen's on-screen equal, is who, and what, most people will be talking about."[34]Los Angeles Times film criticJustin Chang described her performance as "terrific," praising her portrayal of her character's journey "with madcap energy and touching conviction."[35] For her performance, Bakalova received several awards, including theCritics' Choice Movie Award for Best Supporting Actress.[36] She was also nominated for Best Supporting Actress at theAcademy Awards,[37]BAFTA Awards,[38] andScreen Actors Guild Awards,[39] and forBest Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical at theGolden Globe Awards.[40] She became thefirst Bulgarian actress to be nominated for these awards.[22][41]

Bakalova withChase Sui Wonders andRachel Sennott atSXSW in 2022

Bakalova next starred as Sonja, a 19-year-old girl who discovers she is HIV-positive and is in denial about her need for treatment, inWomen do cry (2021), directed byMina Mileva andVesela Kazakova.[42][43] The film premiered to positive reviews from critics at the2021 Cannes Film Festival, where it competed in theUn Certain Regard section, and received aQueer Palm nomination.[44][45] The same year, Bakalova joined theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as a member of the Actors Branch.[46]

In 2022, she starred alongsideAmandla Stenberg andPete Davidson inA24's horror filmBodies Bodies Bodies.[47] The film received predominantly favorable reviews; some felt that her comedic talents were wasted by playing a serious character.[48][49] Her next role was inJudd Apatow'sThe Bubble (2022), part of anensemble cast that includedKaren Gillan,David Duchovny,Leslie Mann andPedro Pascal.[50] The film generated mostly negative reviews, andNew York Times critic Ben Kenigsberg wrote that it "underused" Bakalova.[51] After voicingCosmo the Spacedog inThe Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (2022),[52] she starred in the romantic comedyThe Honeymoon (2022), which marked her first production venture. The film saw her play Sarah, whose honeymoon is ruined by her husband's troublesome best friend and who is pursued by the Italian gangster Giorgio, played byLucas Bravo.[53]

Bakalova next appeared in Andrew Durham's directorial debutFairyland (2023), which premiered at the2023 Sundance Film Festival.[54] She reprised her role asCosmo the Spacedog in theMarvel Cinematic Universe superhero filmGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023),[55] also providing themotion capture performance for the character.[56] With box office takings of $845.6 million worldwide,Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 was thefourth highest-grossing picture of the year, and became Bakalova's highest-grossing film.[57]

Bakalova began 2024 by starring in Hala Matar's directorial debutElectra.[58] After making a cameo appearance inJerry Seinfeld's directorial debutUnfrosted (2024),[59] Bakalova starred asIvana Trump inThe Apprentice (2024), directed byAli Abbasi, which premiered at the2024 Cannes Film Festival and competed for thePalme d'Or.[60][61] She next reunited withThe Father directors Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov for the black comedyTriumph (2024), which she also produced. The film marked her return to Bulgarian cinema following her Hollywood breakthrough.[62] It premiered at the2024 Toronto International Film Festival and was selected as the Bulgarian entry for theBest International Feature Film category at the97th Academy Awards.[63]

In November 2022, Bakalova joined the cast of the action thriller filmDirty Angels, directed byMartin Campbell.[64] She will also star inMadeleine Sackler's sci-fi comedy dramaO Horizon.[65] In April 2024, she was cast in theApple TV+ action adventure filmMayday.[66]

Public image

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Bakalova atParis Fashion Week in 2021

In 2020,Variety included Bakalova in their "10 Actors to watch"-list, whileThe New York Times named her as one of 2020's breakout stars.[67][68] Since 2021, she has worked closely withLouis Vuitton's creative directorNicolas Ghesquière.[69][70] In 2021, she appeared on two ofForbes magazine's annual30 under 30 lists, which recognize the 30 most-influential people in Europe under the age of 30.[71] The same year,W featured her in their annual "Best Performances" issue, andVariety named her among the women who have made an impact on the global entertainment industry.[72][73] Bakalova has toppedForbes Bulgaria's "Top 70 Bulgarian Celebrities" list twice.[74][75]

Bakalova is an advocate for Bulgarian and Eastern European representation inHollywood.[22][76] She is the co-founder of the production company Five Oceans, which aims to bring Bulgarian,Balkan, andSlavic stories to international audiences, alongsideJulian Kostov.[62] At the27th Critics' Choice Awards, Bakalova voiced her support for Ukraine, and called for "a new era of cultural and artistic exchange between Eastern Europe and Hollywood".[77]

Filmography

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Film

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Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released
YearTitleRoleNotes
2017XIIaMilena
TransgressionYana
2019The FatherYoung Valentina
2020Last CallAlexandra
Borat Subsequent MoviefilmTutar Sagdiyev
2021Women Do CrySonja
2022Bodies Bodies BodiesBee
The BubbleAnika
The HoneymoonSarahAlso producer
2023FairylandPaulette
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3Cosmo the Spacedog (voice)
2024ElectraFrancesca
UnfrostedRada Adzhubey
The ApprenticeIvana Trump
TriumphSlava PlatnikovaAlso producer
Dirty AngelsThe Bomb
2025O HorizonAbby
The Bad Guys 2Pigtail (voice)
TBAMayday †TBAPost-production
Override †TBAFilming

Television

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2021Borat's American Lockdown & Debunking BoratTutar SagdiyevEpisode: "Borat's American Lockdown"[78]
2022The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday SpecialCosmo the Spacedog (voice)Television special[52]
2023Marvel Studios: AssembledHerself / Cosmo the SpacedogEpisode: "The Making ofGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3"[79]
2024–2025Creature CommandosPrincess Ilana Rostovic, Old Woman (voice)Recurring role[80]

Awards and nominations

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Main article:List of awards and nominations received by Maria Bakalova

Bakalova is the recipient of aCritics' Choice Movie Award forBest Supporting Actress for her performance inBorat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020).[36] She has been nominated for Best Supporting Actress at theAcademy Awards,[37]BAFTA Awards,[38] andScreen Actors Guild Awards,[39] and forBest Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical at theGolden Globe Awards, also for her performance inBorat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020).[40]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Bulgarian:Мария Вълчева Бакалова,romanized: Mariya Valcheva Bakalova,IPA:[mɐˈrijɐˈvɤɫt͡ʃɛvɐbɐˈkaɫovɐ].

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