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Sophie Thatcher

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American actress (born 2000)

Sophie Thatcher
Born
Sophie Bathsheba Thatcher

(2000-10-18)October 18, 2000 (age 25)
Occupations
  • Actress
  • singer/songwriter
Years active2012–present
Musical career
GenresExperimental pop
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • synthesizer
  • guitar[1]
Years active2024–present
Musical artist

Sophie Bathsheba Thatcher (born(2000-10-18)October 18, 2000) is an American actress and musician. After beginning as a child actress in stage plays and minor television roles, she made her feature film debut inProspect (2018), and later had her breakthrough in the seriesYellowjackets (2021–present). Since, she has appeared inThe Book of Boba Fett (2022),The Boogeyman (2023),Heretic (2024), andCompanion (2025), the last of which earned her aCritics' Choice Super Award. In 2026, she was included in theForbes 30 Under 30 list. Thatcher released her debut EP,Pivot & Scrape, in 2024.

Early life

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Sophie Bathsheba Thatcher[2] was born on October 18, 2000 inChicago, Illinois.[3][4] She has an older brother named Alexander, a writer; an older sister named Emma, a filmmaker; and an identical twin sister named Ellie, a visual artist.[3] She started singing at a young age, and wrote her first song later at 14.[5][6] She has described her family as musical, with her mother being a piano teacher.[7][8] She herself wasclassically trained into her teens and startedvoice lessons at age 9,[8][9] also at one point singing in achoir.[8] Her parents divorced when she was 14, and she has described her father as "out of the equation."[10]

Thatcher spent her early childhood in Chicago'sHyde Park neighborhood and later grew up inLake Forest, Illinois.[11][12] She began acting at age four, entering aperforming arts school to pursuemusical theater andBroadway.[5][13][14] In eighth grade, she moved toEvanston, Illinois where she attended Nichols Middle School, also spending time inhomeschooling due to her acting schedule.[12][15] She later went toEvanston Township High School for one year before completing her high school education in homeschooling.[11][16]: 28:29  Afterwards, she moved toNew York City in order to takeMeisner technique classes.[13]

Acting career

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2012–2019: Theater and early screen roles

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Thatcher began acting professionally at age 11 in a 2012 production ofThe Secret Garden at Music Theater Works in Chicago.[4] She was later involved in stage productions ofOliver! andSeussical.[17][18] She also portrayedAnne Frank in a 2015 production ofThe Diary of Anne Frank.[4] On screen, Thatcher first appeared in the short filmGrowing Strong (2015).[19] In 2016, sheguested on thepolice procedural seriesChicago P.D., an installment in theChicago franchise. That same year, she and her sister Ellie appeared in a music video for the Lincoln Squares' song "Brighter Days".[3][20] Later, she made another guest appearance in thehorror seriesThe Exorcist (2016), where she played a younger version ofRegan MacNeil.[21]

Thatcher made her feature film debut in thescience fiction filmProspect (2018), starring alongsidePedro Pascal andJay Duplass, the latter of whom plays her father.[22] Her performance was praised, withVariety describing her as "a fresh face who tricks us into assuming she's just a callow teen, when in fact, she proves to be the film's toughest character."[23] Later in 2018, Thatcher had a recurring role in thethird season of themedical drama seriesChicago Med, another entry in theChicago franchise.[24]

The following year, she appeared in Noble Jones' directorial debutThe Tomorrow Man. During this time, Thatcher landed the role of Natalie inYellowjackets. Regarding the process, creatorBart Nickerson said the casting department was searching for "someone who was really free-spirited and unique who could play both a sort of wildness and a vulnerability." Though most of the auditions were held in-person, Thatcher submitted a self-recorded audition tape and was cast as Natalie beforeJuliette Lewis, who portrays the character's adult counterpart.[25] The pilot episode was greenlit in September and shot inLos Angeles in November 2019.[26]

2020–present:Yellowjackets and film expansion

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Thatcher at the 2023 Sun Valley Film Festival

In 2020, Thatcher starred inWhen the Streetlights Go On, a short-formstreaming series directed byRebecca Thomas, which debuted onQuibi on April 6.[27] In November 2020, Thatcher was rumored to be joining theStar Wars franchise but it was unknown in which series she would appear.[28] In December 2020,Showtime gaveYellowjackets a series order;[29] it premiered in November 2021 to rave reviews and became the second-most streamed series in Showtime's history behindDexter: New Blood.[30]

In early 2022, Thatcher appeared in theStar Wars streaming seriesThe Book of Boba Fett onDisney+.[31] In March, she appeared in the music video for rock bandPavement's 1999 song "Harness Your Hopes."[32] Also that month, she starred in the horror short filmBlink, which premiered atSXSW and was made available onYouTube soon thereafter.[33] Later that year, she served as anexecutive producer on her older sister Emma's filmProvo.[17] She next starred in the horror filmThe Boogeyman (2023), based onStephen King'sshort story of the same name.[34][35]

Thatcher andChloe East, both former members of theLDS Church, playedMormon missionaries in the horror filmHeretic (2024) oppositeHugh Grant.[36] In 2025, she starred in the science fiction thrillerCompanion.[37] Later that year, she was announced to be part of the 2026 class of theForbes 30 Under 30 list.[38] She is set to appear in season 2 of the TV seriesMr. & Mrs. Smith alongsideMark Eydelshteyn.[39] Her upcoming films includeNicolas Winding Refn's upcomingHer Private Hell alongsideCharles Melton,Kristine Froseth andHavana Rose Liu,[40][41] as well as theHong Kong-set comedyPeaches, also co-starring Liu.[42]

Music career

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Thatcher is anexperimental pop artist.[8][43]: 0:37  She began making music at the end of high school, experimenting with anOmnichord, aMIDIsynthesizer, and the music softwareAbleton, occasionally releasing tracks onBandcamp.[9][44] She released her debutEP, entitledPivot & Scrape, on October 11, 2024, after having released twosingles.[45] On November 8 of that year, she also released acover ofBob Dylan's "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" for her filmHeretic.[43][46]

In 2025, Thatcher provided vocals for "Iris's Theme", a track onHrishikesh Hirway'sscore to her filmCompanion.[47] That March, she, in collaboration with Maral, contributed a cover ofSparklehorse's "Sad & Beautiful World" toWe Love It Here., a music compilation benefittingNorth Caroliniannonprofit organization Lamplight AVL.[48]

Personal life

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In 2022, Thatcher began dating musician Austin Feinstein.[49] As of 2024 she was living in theNichols Canyon neighborhood ofLos Angeles,[50] after having lived inSilver Lake with Feinstein the previous year.[49] She hasobsessive–compulsive disorder and has previously discussed struggling withbody dysmorphia.[13][14]

Religious beliefs

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Although Thatcher was raised in aMormon household, sheleft the church in her early adolescence[a] and now considers herselfagnostic.[56] Her mother was supportive of the decision, and her older siblings had done the same earlier on.[10][16]: 43:20  Speaking about the faith, she said, "It was hard growing up Mormon, [...] I don’t think it’s evil, I just don’t think it’s right for me. But as a kid it just made me so angry. Working was a good way to get out of going to church."[57]

Political views

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In March 2025, Thatcher shared anInstagram post condemning theIsraeli attacks on the Gaza Strip that occurred in that month.[58] In June 2025, she was one of 115 musical artists who joined creative studio Ride or Cry's campaign supporting theAbolish ICE movement.[59][60]

Filmography

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

Film

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List of Sophie Thatcher's film roles and appearances
YearTitleRoleNotes
2015Growing StrongLily StrongShort film
2018ProspectCee
2019The Tomorrow ManJeanine
2022BlinkMaryShort film
ProvoN/aExecutive producer only
2023The BoogeymanSadie Harper
2024MaXXXineFX ArtistCameo
HereticSister Barnes
2025CompanionIris
2026Her Private Hell†TBAPost-production
TBAPeaches†NoraPost-production

Television

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List of Sophie Thatcher's television roles and appearances
YearTitleRoleNotes
2016Chicago P.D.Carolyn CliffordEpisode: "Knocked the Family Right Out"
The ExorcistYoungRegan MacNeil2 episodes
2018Chicago MedDeb4 episodes
2020When the Streetlights Go OnBecky MonroeMain role
2021–presentYellowjacketsTeenage Natalie "Nat" ScatorccioMain role
2022The Book of Boba FettDrash3 episodes
TBAMr. & Mrs. Smith†TBAMain role (season 2); pre-production

Music videos

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List of Sophie Thatcher's music video appearances
YearSongArtist
2016"Brighter Days"The Lincoln Squares
2022"Harness Your Hopes"Pavement
2024"Black and Blue"Herself
"Pivot & Scrape"

Discography

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Extended plays

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  • Pivot & Scrape (2024)

Awards and nominations

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List of Sophie Thatcher's awards and nominations
AwardYearCategoryWorkResultRef.
Astra Film Awards2026Best Performance in a Horror or ThrillerCompanionNominated[61]
Astra Midseason Movie Awards2025Best ActressNominated[62]
Astra TV Awards2024Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama SeriesYellowjacketsNominated[63]
Critics' Choice Super Awards2025Best Actress in a Science Fiction/Fantasy MovieCompanionWon[64]
Fangoria Chainsaw Awards2025Best Lead PerformanceNominated[65]
Forbes 30 Under 302026Hollywood & EntertainmentN/aIncluded[38]

Notes

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  1. ^Sources vary on when exactly she left the church. The following ages have been reported:

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