Biography

Jessica Barden

Posted on Oct 2, 2020, manish

Jessica Barden is an actress from England. She is known for performing Alyssa’s role in the 2017-19 comedy television drama series “The End of the F***ing World.” In over two decades, the twenty-eight-year-old actress has made appearances in sixteen films, fourteen television series, and two music videos.

Quick Info
Full Name	Jessica Barden
Date of Birth	July 21, 1992
Birth Place	Northallerton, UK
Parents	Gail Barden Paul Barden
Profession	Actress
Nationality	Britsh
Age	28 years
Height	5 ft 2 in
Weight	52 kg
Net Worth	US $1.5 million

Early Life

She was born as the eldest child of Paul and Gail Barden on 21st July 1992 in Northallerton. She has two brothers; Josh and Joe. When she was three years old, her parents went to Wetherby from Northallerton, where she spent her infancy days.

After completing her primary schooling education, Jessica Barden enrolled in Wetherby High School for her high school studies. Her further education degree is unknown.

Film Career

She made her film debut in the 2007 comedy-drama film “Mrs. Ratcliffe’s Revolution” as Dorothy Ratcliffe. The film got released on limited screens. It has an IMDb rating of 5.8 based on just 601 votes. Jessica Barden then featured in the 2010 romantic comedy film “Tamara Drewe” as Jody Long. The film was an average critical hit and had a rating of 6.2 in IMDb based on over 20 thousand votes. It made a box-office collection of just $12 million compared to an $8 million budget.

The following year, he featured in the action thriller film “Hanna” in Sophie’s role. The film was received positively by critics and managed to collect $65.3 million in the box-office against a budget of $30 million. She made appearances in “Comedown” as Kelly and “In the Dark Hald” as Marie in 2012. Jessica Barden then featured in the 2013 psychological thriller film “Mindscape” as Mousey. The film failed badly both critically and commercially.

In 2014, she featured in the drama film “Lullaby” as Meredith. She also made appearances in “Far from the Madding Crowd” as Liddy and “The Lobster” as a nosebleed woman. She then starred as Jasmine in the 2016 independent comedy film “Mindhorn.” Jessica Barden has also seen performing in “The New Romantic” as Blake Conway, “Scarborough” as Beth, “Jungleland” as Sky, and “Pink Skies Ahead” as Winona.

Television Career

She debuted in television from the episode “The Date” of the 1999 television sitcom “My Parents Are Aliens” as a schoolgirl. She was then inactive on television for six years. In 2005, he featured in an episode of “No Angels” as Lucy. Before featuring her first long-running television show, she has also made an appearance in an episode of “The Chase” as Amy.

From 2007 to 2008, she performed the part of Kayleigh Morton in the soap opera “Coronation Street.” She played the role int seventy-two episodes of the show. Jessica Barden also featured in the episode “Chickens” of “Comedy Showcase” as Barmaid in 2011. In 2012, Jessica Barden starred in the episode “The Ghost Position” of the crime drama television series “Vera” as Stella Macken.

She has also made appearances in the episode “Sammy’s War” of “Coming Up” as Ruby and in three episodes of “Chickens” as Barmaid/Penny. She then took the primary part of Alyssa in the dark-comedy television series “The End of the F***ing World.” She featured in all sixteen episodes of the show from 2017 to 2019. She has also made appearances in “Murder,” “The Outcast,” “Penny Dreadful,” “Lambs of God,” and “Better Things.”

Barden has also made an appearance in music videos of Conan Gray’s “Maniac” and Ozzy Osbourne’s “Under the Graveyard.”

Awards

From 1999 to the present, she has received nominations for three award functions and has won one of the nominations.

Personal Life

She got previously linked with Bill Milner and Alex Lawther. Currently, her relationship status is unknown, but there have been reports of her getting married soon. Jessica Barden is a fan of Carrie Fisher’s films and admires Jodie Comer. She is known for her blue eyes and her deadpan dialogue delivery.