On October 19, 1983, Rebecca Louisa Ferguson Sundström, a superb Swedish actress, was born. The Swedish soap opera Nya tider, which aired from 1999 to 2000, was the start of her acting career.
She later went on to star in the 2004 horror film Drowning Ghost, which helped her become well-known. But in 2013, when she played Elizabeth Woodville in the British television drama The White Queen, she had her big break.
For this performance, she was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Television Film.
Rebecca was born and raised in Stockholm, more specifically in the Vasastan district. When Rosemary Ferguson was 25 years old, she traveled to Sweden. She hails from England initially.
On the other side, Rebecca’s father is Swedish. Her maternal grandmother is from Northern Ireland, while her maternal grandfather is Scottish. She decided to use the last name of her mother as a stage name.
Rebecca is a native speaker of both Swedish and English. She attended a Swedish school where English was taught. Adolf Fredrik’s Music School in Stockholm awarded her a diploma in 1999.
Did Rebecca Ferguson sing?
Loren Allred provided the vocal dubbing for Rebecca Ferguson. Ferguson studied music and acknowledged that she can sing, but since Jenny Lind, the woman she plays, is regarded as the world’s best vocalist, duplicating her voice would be beneficial to the film.