Katie McGrath Biography,Age,Married,Merlin,Jurassic World,Supergirl And Movies

Katie Mcgrath Biography

Katie McGrath is an Irish actress known mainly for her roles as, Morgana Le Fay on the BBC one series Merlin. Lena Luthor on the American superhero series Supergirl, Sarah Bennett in the first season of the Canadian horror anthology series Slasher and Lucy Westenra on the British-American series Dracula.

Born on 24 October 1983 the actress was raised in Ashford, County Wicklow, Ireland by Paul and Mary.She studied the International Baccalaureate at St. Andrew’s College before graduating from Trinity College, Dublin with a degree in history with a focus in Russian history. She has two brothers ,Rory a post-production producer and Sean a Media manager. Katie is also known for her various roles in movies such as Lady Thelma Furness in the flick ‘ W.E., Zara Young in the science fiction movie ‘Jurassic World’Elsa in the epic fantasy movie ‘King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.

Katie Mcgrath Age

Born on 24 October 1983 the actress is 38 years of age as of 2018.

Katie Mcgrath Married

Katie has only been in one known relationship with Jonathan Rhys Meyers. The couple broke up shortly after they started dating in 2007.She is dating fellow Merlin actor Collin Morgan.

Katie Mcgrath Jurassic World

Katie plays Zara young in the Movie Jurassic park(2015). Hailing from the United Kingdom, Zara began working at Jurassic World sometime in 2010 where she became the personal assistant for Claire Dearing, the Senior Assets Manager for the park. At some point, she became engaged to a man named Alec. Zara was assigned to look after Claire’s nephews, Zach and Gray, while they were visiting Jurassic World, picking them up as soon as they arrived on the island, though she was not very enthusiastic about it.

She accompanied the boys when they entered the Innovation Center and was later with them during their tour of the park. While they’re at the Gentle Giants Petting Zoo, Zara is seen being busy on her phone, going over her wedding details. The Mitchell brothers took advantage of this and ditched her to explore the park on their own. Given afterward, the Indominus rex broke free and put the park into an emergency situation. Claire called Zara, only for the distressed assistant to say that the boys “had ran away”.

Eventually, she re-encountered the boys in Main Street, shortly before the Jurassic World Aviary’s inhabitants invaded the area. During the attack, Zara was snatched and taken into the air by a Pteranodon. Tumbling out of the pterosaur’s grip, she was grabbed by another Pteranodon before falling into the Jurassic World Lagoon. As one of the Pteranodons tried to retrieve her, nearly drowning her in the process, the Mosasaurus emerged from the water and clamped its mighty jaws shut on the pterosaur, accidentally killing Zara as well.

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Katie Mcgrath Supergirl

Lena Luthor in a recurring role in the second and in a series regular role in the third season and fourth season of Supergirl.

Katie Mcgrath Birthday

Her birthday is on  24 October.

Katie Mcgrath Merlin/Morgana

Katie played the Role Morgana in The BBc one series Merlin.

Katie Mcgrath Keira Knightley

It is said that Katie and Keira are look alikes.

Katie Mcgrath Movies

Katie Mcgrath Interview

Q: Please tell us what is occurring with Morgana at the start of series five.

A: In series 4, you still had vestiges of an uncertain, unconfident Morgana. She still had Agravaine there for support. Now in series 5 she is on her own, and entirely in control. She’s the boss. She’s become extremely powerful, a force to be reckoned with.

Q: How would you characterize Morgana’s campaign against Arthur?

A: It’s a plea for tolerance. She’s misunderstood. The problem is that the story is told from Merlin’s point of view. If it was told from Morgana’s point of view, it would be fine. I think they should rename the series! I think we need a new show called Morgana!

Q: So do you enjoy playing this new dark version of Morgana?

A: Absolutely. I have played her good side and her bad side, and her bad side gets all the best lines! There is such richness to be found in badness. She’s extremely manipulative – which I love! And she uses people to her own ends – which I also love!

Q: Do you regard her as an out and out baddie?

A: No. A lot of people say to me, “She’s so evil”. I’m not sure whether to take that is a compliment, but I don’t agree with it. No actor can play a villain if they don’t sympathise with him or her – otherwise the character just becomes a two-dimensional caricature. I believe that Morgana is right. I’ve had lots of arguments with Colin and Bradley about this – “Colin, if Merlin had just stepped in and helped Morgana in series two, none of this would have happened. It’s all your fault!” I think she’s doing it for the right reasons. I don’t think she’s selfish. She simply doesn’t want to live in fear of being exposed as a magician. She knows that, sister or no sister, Arthur would put her to death on the spot if he ever found out she had magic powers.

Q: Why do you think Merlin has chimed to such an amazing degree with international audiences?

A: It’s a universal story. It’s about good and evil. The legend is very well-known, but our spin on it is that people have to deal with who they are. It’s about acceptance and growing up. Also, the show has brilliant characters. They have really matured over the five series, and their relationships are so intriguing. Viewers relate to these characters. What captures their imagination is thinking how they might react in similar situations. I’m sure people would want to be like Morgana – and not just for her fantastic costumes!

Q: Do you enjoy shooting in the French chateau that stands in for Camelot?

A: Yes. You can’t minimise the effect of that place. It puts everything in context. It sounds trite, but every time I see the chateau, I’m reminded of the magic of this show. It’s a public moment because there are always a lot of fans there. But that’s a good thing because it makes me realise how much people love the show.

Q: Do you appreciate the fans of the show?

A: Absolutely. We get fan mail from all over the world, from China, Turkey, Germany and Canada – and that makes you see how far the show has travelled. It also makes us realise what we’ve managed to achieve. I get sent lots of jewellery by fans, and that’s absolutely lovely. The boys get sent stranger things! Bradley got a whole set of knives from Romania through the post, while Colin got a giant one and a half foot long chocolate egg from Australia. If you can believe it, it arrived intact! That just goes to demonstrate the worldwide success of the show

Q: Do you feel there are loads of new places to take this show?

A: Definitely. There is a wealth of Arthurian legends, and we haven’t told 10 per cent of them yet. As long as there is the desire to do it, I don’t see why it shouldn’t continue. I would be very happy to carry on as Morgana. I don’t want to let her go until her story has been fully told. I wouldn’t do that disservice to her. I’m hanging in there until she’s done. They’re not getting rid of me that easily!

Q: Finally, would you fancy hanging out with Morgana?

A: No! I don’t think she’d be much fun. I couldn’t imagine going on holiday with her. She can’t relax. I can’t see her trying to chill out by the pool with a Cosmopolitan!

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