Neretin Elizaveta
Main achievement
Hollywood actress, she also starred in Mayor of Kingstown. She grew up in the Republic of Moldova.
About
Elizaveta Neretin, born on June 11, 1993, in Cherkasy, Ukraine, grew up in Moldova, Russia, and Ukraine, developing a multicultural perspective that influenced her acting career. At 14, she moved to Montreal, Quebec, where she studied biology at the university level for seven years, mastering English and French. Passionate about storytelling, she relocated to Vancouver, British Columbia, where she graduated from the intensive and conservatory programs at the Vancouver Acting School, later earning a Master of Fine Arts from the prestigious Juilliard School in New York. These trainings provided her with a solid foundation in acting, theater, and film, with memorable roles in productions such as "Mosquitoes," "Twelfth Night," and "Three Sisters" at Juilliard. Her career in film and television began in 2014, with appearances in successful American series such as "The Flash" (as Maria Volkova), "The 100," "Siren," "The Detour," and "Mayor of Kingstown" (as Vera), where she garnered critical and public attention. Recently, she starred in "Special Ops: Lioness" and the independent film "Bubble," which she wrote and produced, demonstrating versatility across genres like drama, action, sci-fi, and thriller. She signed with top agencies such as Pacific Artists Management in Vancouver and The Gersh Agency in Los Angeles, solidifying her presence in the US industry, with a height of 1.73 m and skills in languages like Russian, Ukrainian, and French, plus stage combat and singing. Her Moldovan roots and international trajectory make her an example for women in the region aspiring to success in cinema. Although detailed information about her personal life remains private, her determination to transition from science to performing arts highlights her adaptability and resilience, inspiring young actresses from the Republic of Moldova to explore global opportunities in Hollywood.
