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Rosamund Pike

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English actress and producer (born 1979)

Rosamund Pike
Pike in 2026
Born
Rosamund Mary Ellen Pike

1979 (age 46–47)[a]
Hammersmith, London, England
EducationWadham College, Oxford (BA)
Occupations
  • Actress
  • producer
Years active1998–present
PartnerRobie Uniacke (2009–present)
Children2
AwardsFull list

Rosamund Mary Ellen Pike[1] (born 1979)[a] is an English actress and producer. Known for her portrayals of complex and morally ambiguous women in psychological thrillers,[3][4]her accolades include aPrimetime Emmy Award and aGolden Globe, in addition to nominations for anAcademy Award and twoBritish Academy Awards.

A graduate ofWadham College, Oxford, Pike drew early recognition from her work in stage productions, includingRomeo and Juliet at theNational Youth Theatre, before her professional debut asBond girl Miranda Frost inDie Another Day (2002). Supporting roles in the period dramasPride & Prejudice (2005),An Education (2009) andMade in Dagenham (2010) were followed by further mainstream film credits includingJohnny English Reborn (2011),Wrath of the Titans (2012),Jack Reacher (2012) andThe World's End (2013). For her portrayal ofAmy Dunne in the psychological thrillerGone Girl (2014), Pike earned a nomination for theAcademy Award for Best Actress.

Pike's career further progressed with her portrayals ofRuth Williams Khama in the biopicA United Kingdom (2016) andMarie Colvin in the war filmA Private War (2018), and she won theGolden Globe Award for Best Actress for her leading role in the black comedyI Care a Lot (2020). During this period, she won thePrimetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actress for her role in the comedy miniseriesState of the Union (2019). After starring asMoiraine Damodred in theAmazon Prime Video fantasy seriesThe Wheel of Time, she received renewed acclaim and awards nominations for her performance in the satirical thrillerSaltburn (2023). For producing theNetflix science fiction series3 Body Problem (2024), Pike earned a nomination for thePrimetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series. In 2025, she returned to the stage for the first time in 15 years with her performance in theRoyal National Theatre productionInter Alia.

Early life and education

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Pike was born in 1979 inHammersmith, London,[5] the only child of opera singers Julian Pike and Caroline Friend.[1][6][7] She attendedBadminton School in Bristol. While appearing as Juliet in a production ofRomeo and Juliet at theNational Youth Theatre, she was scouted by an agent, Dallas Smith ("the most genuine and long-lasting relationship in my professional life"),[8] who helped her embark upon a professional career. After being turned down by every stage school to which she applied, she gained a place to readEnglish literature atWadham College, Oxford. She graduated with anupper second-class honours degree in 2001, having taken a year off to pursue her acting career, gaining stage experience inDavid Hare'sSkylight,Arthur Miller'sAll My Sons, and several plays byWilliam Shakespeare.[9]

Career

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1998–2013: Early roles and breakthrough

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While she was still at Oxford, Pike acted in and directed various plays, including one bySimon Chesterman who was then a graduate student.[10] She made appearances on British television shows, includingA Rather English Marriage (1998),[11]Wives and Daughters (1999) and the miniseriesLove in a Cold Climate (2001). She appeared as Sarah Beaumont in an episode of the seriesFoyle's War. After graduating, she was offered a role as aBond girl andMI6 agent assigned to aidJames Bond inDie Another Day, and appeared in the showBond Girls Are Forever and, shortly afterwards, theBAFTA tribute to theJames Bond film series. She was the first Bond girl to have attended Oxford.[12] Pike played Elizabeth Malet inThe Libertine (2004), co-starringJohnny Depp,[13] which won her theBritish Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Actress.[14] In the same year, she portrayed Rose inPromised Land, a film about Israel,[11] and starred as scientist Samantha Grimm in filmDoom, based upon theDoom video game series.[15]

Pike at the premiere ofBarney's Version during the2010 Toronto International Film Festival

In 2005, she appeared as Jane, the elder sister of Elizabeth (played byKeira Knightley), inPride & Prejudice. Pike starred in the film adaptation ofAnne Michaels' novelFugitive Pieces. She starred as a successful attorney in the filmFracture, oppositeAnthony Hopkins andRyan Gosling. Pike was a judge at theCosta Book Awards in 2008.[16] Her stage credits includeHitchcock Blonde byTerry Johnson andTennessee Williams'Summer and Smoke, both in London'sWest End, andGas Light at London'sOld Vic Theatre.[17] In 2009, she played the title character inMadame De Sade during the Donmar's West End season.[18]

In 2010, she appeared in the British filmMade in Dagenham and in the Canadian filmBarney's Version in which she plays Miriam. That same year, she starred in a production ofHedda Gabler on a UK tour. Pike recorded voicework for a lead role in the filmJackboots on Whitehall (2010) and lent her voice to a series of James Bond audio books, narratingThe Spy Who Loved Me.[19] Also in 2010, Pike voiced the characterPussy Galore in theBBC Radio 4 adaptation of Fleming'sGoldfinger. In 2011, she played the character Kate Sumner in the Bond spoof filmJohnny English Reborn, playing a psychologist and English's love interest. The film is a sequel to the 2003 filmJohnny English.

In 2012, she played the role ofQueen Andromeda in the fantasy epicWrath of the Titans. She replacedAlexa Davalos, who had played the role inClash of the Titans and had dropped out due to a scheduling conflict.[20] Taking the role inWrath of the Titans meant she had to drop out of consideration for a role inMan of Steel.[21] Although the film was not well received by critics, it grossed over $300 million and critics considered her performance to be one of the film's highlights.[22] She starred as Helen Rodin, the female lead alongsideTom Cruise in the thrillerJack Reacher, an adaptation of the novelOne Shot byLee Child. The film opened to positive critical reception and grossed over $218 million.[23] The following year she had a supporting role inThe World's End (2013).

2014–present:Gone Girl and other roles

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Pike starred in theDavid Fincher-directedpsychological thrillerGone Girl (2014), a film adaptation ofGillian Flynn'snovel of the same name.[24] Playing oppositeBen Affleck, Pike was cast asAmy Dunne, a woman who goes missing on her fifth wedding anniversary. According to Fincher, Pike was his first choice for the role because he wanted someone who was not widely known, Pike having not appeared in any major leading role prior to the film's commencement, and because he found her enigmatic and could not easily read her.[25][26] The film was a box office hit, earning over $356 million in global ticket sales.[27] The movie premiered at the52nd New York Film Festival where the film and Pike's performance both earned widespread acclaim from critics.[28]

Pike and actorBen Affleck attending the premiere ofGone Girl at the52nd New York Film Festival in October 2014

Richard Lawson ofVanity Fair wrote that the film is "Smartly shot, detailed ... and performed" and called Pike's portrayal "a star-makingly good performance, spellbinding in its operatic mix of tones and temperatures."[29]Todd McCarthy ofThe Hollywood Reporter said that she "is powerful and commanding ... Physically and emotionally, Pike looks to have immersed herself in this profoundly calculating character, and the results are impressive." For her performance, she received numerous nominations including theAcademy Award for Best Actress, theBAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, theCritics' Choice Movie Award for Best Actress, theGolden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama and theScreen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Actress in a Leading Role.

From 2015, she voicedLady Penelope Creighton-Ward in the remake ofThunderbirds Are Go produced byITV in conjunction withWeta Workshop. In February 2016, she starred in the music video for "Voodoo in My Blood" byMassive Attack, directly inspired by the subway scene withIsabelle Adjani in the filmPossession (1981) directed byAndrzej Żuławski.[30] In 2017, she took the role of The Woman in the short filmThe Human Voice, written and directed byPatrick Kennedy and based on the playLa voix humaine byJean Cocteau, for which she won Best Actress at the Oxford International Film Festival.

In 2018, Pike was cast as war correspondentMarie Colvin inA Private War, directed by Matthew Heineman and based on "Marie Colvin's Private War", aVanity Fair article by Marie Brenner. She was nominated for aGolden Globe Award andSatellite Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama. In 2019, she was cast in the role of Moiraine inAmazon Prime Video'sadaptation ofRobert Jordan's fantasy epicThe Wheel of Time,[31] which was released in November 2021. Her other films include the thrillerThe Informer and the biopicRadioactive; in the latter, she playedMarie Curie.

In 2021, Pike starred as con artist Marla Grayson in the crime thrillerI Care a Lot, directed byJ Blakeson and co-starringPeter Dinklage,Eiza González andDianne Wiest. Her performance received universal acclaim; David Rooney ofThe Hollywood Reporter said "Pike brings crisp efficiency and dead-eyed amorality to a legal conservator",[32] andABC News journalistPeter Travers wrote that "Pike makes a feast of the role".[33] At the78th Golden Globe Awards, she won theGolden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical.[34]

In 2021, Pike starred in and executive produced the eight episode historical fictionpodcastEdith!. The scripted podcast dramatises a period during theWoodrow Wilson presidency when Wilson was incapacitated by a stroke and First LadyEdith Wilson took the reins of power while he recovered.Clark Gregg plays the role of President Wilson andEsther Povitsky portrays Trudy Grayson, the First Lady's best friend.[35][36] In 2021, Pike narrated the audiobook ofPaula Hawkins' novel,A Slow Fire Burning. She also voiced an audiobook ofThe Eye of the World, the first book in theWheel of Time series. In July 2022 it was announced that she would also voice audiobook versions ofThe Great Hunt andThe Dragon Reborn.[37] In 2022, it was announced that Pike would star inEmerald Fennell's second feature film,Saltburn.[38]

Pike is an executive producer on theNetflix series3 Body Problem based on the novelThe Three-Body Problem.[39] In November 2023 Pike began filming onHallow Road[40] byBabak Anvari. In April 2024 it was revealed Pike had joined the cast ofIn the Grey[41] byGuy Ritchie. In May 2024 it was announced Pike had joined the cast ofNow You See Me: Now You Don't.[42] In September 2024 it was announced Pike would star as the lead in theNetflix seriesThumblite,[43] centred onSilicon Valley. In October Pike was cast alongsideSacha Baron Cohen in the Netflix filmLadies First[44] byThea Sharrock. Pike made herRoyal National Theatre debut in summer 2025 in the playInter Alia bySuzie Miller.[45]

Personal life

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Relationships

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While at Oxford, Pike was in a relationship for two years withSimon Woods.[46] They later played the loversJane Bennet and Charles Bingley inPride & Prejudice. She then became engaged to the director of that production,Joe Wright; their engagement ended in 2008.[47]

Since December 2009, Pike has been in a relationship with businessman Robie Uniacke, who is 18 years older than her.[48] In 2015, when they visited China to promoteGone Girl, Pike mentioned that Uniacke had given her aChinese name裴淳华 (traditional Chinese: 裴淳華, pinyin:Péi Chúnhuá,IPA:[pʰěɪ ʈʂʰwə̌n.xwǎ]),[49] and, that, being admirers ofChinese culture, they would like the media to use this as herChinese name rather than using the transliteration of her English name.[50] The couple have two sons, who are both fluent inMandarin.[51][52][53][54] Uniacke, Pike and their two sons have relocated to Prague for the duration of filming ofThe Wheel of Time TV series,[48] returning to London during off-work time.[8][55]

Activism

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In 2015, Pike signed an open letter for which theONE Campaign had been collecting signatures; the letter was addressed toAngela Merkel andNkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, urging them to focus on women, as they would serve as the head of theGroup of Seven (G7) and theAfrican Union (AU), respectively, which would start to set the priorities for development funding in preparation for a United Nations (UN) summit in September 2015, which was intended to establish new development goals for the next generation.[56]

In 2021, Pike invested in and served as creative director for the psychedelic-inspired meditationapp Lumenate, which purports to guide the user into analtered state of consciousness with flashing lights.[57]

Also in 2021, Pike became the first ambassador forMines Advisory Group, theNobel Peace Prize-winning NGO that assists people affected bylandmines,unexploded ordnance andsmall arms and light weapons.[58][59][non-primary source needed]

In a 2023 interview withThe Guardian, Pike expressed a belief that "we're all being conned by the wellness industry" and "this idea that it's no longer enough to be healthy and we have to be 'well' is something that needs to be interrogated". She said "it's so seductive because it's in pursuit of things that people are ashamed to want" and called it "really dangerous".[55]

Acting credits

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Key
†Denotes film or TV productions that have not yet been released

Film

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2002Die Another DayMiranda Frost
2004Promised LandRose
The LibertineElizabeth Malet
2005Pride & PrejudiceJane Bennet
DoomDr. Samantha Grimm
2007FractureNikki Gardner
Fugitive PiecesAlex
2009An EducationHelen
SurrogatesMaggie Greer
Yesterday We Were in AmericaNarratorDocumentary
2010Burning PalmsDedra Davenport
Jackboots on WhitehallDaisy (voice)
Barney's VersionMiriam Grant-Panofsky
Made in DagenhamLisa Hopkins
2011The Organ Grinder's MonkeyRochelleShort film
Johnny English RebornKate Sumner
The Big YearJessica
2012Wrath of the TitansQueen Andromeda
Jack ReacherHelen Rodin
2013The Devil You KnowZoe Hughes
The World's EndSam Chamberlain
2014A Long Way DownPenny
Hector and the Search for HappinessClara
What We Did on Our HolidayAbi McLeod
Gone GirlAmy Elliott Dunne
2015Return to SenderMiranda Wells
2016A United KingdomRuth Williams Khama
2017The Man with the Iron HeartLina Heydrich
HostilesRosalee Quaid
2018BeirutSandy Crowder
EntebbeBrigitte Kuhlmann
The Human VoiceWomanShort film
A Private War[60]Marie Colvin
2019The InformerErica Wilcox
RadioactiveMarie Curie
2020I Care a LotMarla Grayson
2021Evidence of it AllNarrator (voice)Short film
2023SaltburnElspeth Catton
2025Hallow RoadMother
Now You See Me: Now You Don'tVeronika Vanderberg
2026In the Grey†TBAPost-production
Ladies First†Post-production
Wife & Dog†Post-production

Television

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1998A Rather English MarriageCeliaTelevision film
1999Wives and DaughtersLady Harriet Cumnor3 episodes
2000Trial & RetributionLucyEpisode: "Trial and Retribution IV (Part 1)"
2001Love in a Cold ClimateFanny2 episodes
2002Bond Girls Are ForeverHerselfDocumentary
Foyle's WarSarah BeaumontEpisode: "The German Woman"
2008The TowerOlivia WynnEpisode: "Pilot"
2009FreefallAnnaTelevision film
2011Women in LoveGudrun Brangwen2 episodes
2015–2020Thunderbirds Are GoLady Penelope Creighton-Ward /
Captain Ridley O'Bannon (voices)		39 episodes[61][62]
2018Watership DownThe Black Rabbit of Inlé (voice)2 episodes
2019State of the UnionLouise10 episodes
2019–2024MoominvalleyMoominmamma (voice)Main cast
2019–2021Archibald's Next Big ThingNarrator (voice)
2020Thomas & Friends[63]Duchess (voice)Episode: "Thomas and the Royal Engine"
The Windsors: A Royal DynastyNarrator (voice)2 episodes[64]
2021–2025The Wheel of TimeMoiraine DamodredMain cast; also producer
20243 Body Problem—Executive producer only

Stage

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YearTitleRoleTheatreRef.
2002Hitchcock BlondeThe BlondeRoyal Court Theatre

Lyric Theatre,West End

2006Summer and SmokeAlma WinemillerNottingham Playhouse
2007Gas LightBella ManninghamThe Old Vic, London (2007)
2009Madame de SadeMadame de SadeWyndham's Theatre
2010Hedda GablerHedda Gabler
2025Inter AliaJessica ParksLyttelton Theatre,Royal National Theatre (23 July - 13 September 2025)

Wyndham's Theatre,West End (19 March – 20 June 2026)

Music videos

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YearArtistTitleRef.
2016Massive Attack feat.Young FathersVoodoo in My Blood

Podcasts

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YearPodcastEpisodeRoleNotesRef.
2021Edith!All EpisodesFirst LadyEdith WilsonMain role; also executive producer[65]
2023People Who Knew MeAll Episodes[66]Connie Prynne/Emily Morris
Mother, Neighbor, Russian SpyAll Episodes[67]Narrator
2026F1:Back At Base S3All EpisodesHost

Video games

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2022Evidence 111[68]Mrs. Keswille (voice)English version of a Czech video game

Audiobooks

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Accolades

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Main article:List of awards and nominations received by Rosamund Pike

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^abOn her officialInstagram account, she captioned that 27 January is not her accurate birth date, but confirmed she was born in 1979.[2]

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