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Nicole Tompkins (b. 1998)

Birthplace:
Texas, USA

Born:
February 2, 1998

Biography from TheMovieDB

Nicole Tompkins is a Texas-born actress whose work includes theater, film, voice-over, video games and television. She starred as the iconic Jill Valentine, lending her voice and full performance capture to bring the role to life in Capcom's remake of the fan favorite game Resident Evil 3. Most recently she also performed two notable roles in Resident Evil Village playing both Daniela Dimitrescu and Elena. Her other roles include Idril of Gondor in the critically acclaimed video game Middle Earth: Shadow of War alongside Troy Baker; Older Scarlett in season five of the hit FX show American Horror Story alongside Chloe Sevingey and Wes Bentley; and leading roles in feature films Opening Night with director Jack Henry Robbins, Amityville Terror, Darkness in Tenement 45, and Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made. Having performed in over 20 stage musicals, she is well rounded in a range of vocal styles. Nicole exhibits a true love of movies and the entertainment industry with a passion for stories that work on multiple layers and utilize heightened reality to reveal something exciting about the human experience. In addition to her passion for acting, Nicole applies her business marketing degree to creative behind the camera endeavors developing some of her own projects. A lover of nature and portrait photography, Nicole travels often, but loves returning home to Los Angeles and her cat, Aslan.

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