How to Make a Daisy Ridley Deepfake

British-born actress Daisy Ridley has become one endearing figure for several films, especially Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Blazing her way through the screen to our hearts has been a relatively easy one for her since she began acting in 2013. Daisy is a graduate of the Tring Park School for the Performing Arts, and although she dropped out from the University of London to focus on her acting career, she still enrolled for a B. A degree online at the Open University. She’s won several awards and is reportedly estimated to be worth $6 million.

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Why we love Daisy Ridley

Coming from a family with a history in the performing arts, it’s not surprising to see that Daisy has frankly surpassed the expectations of many critics. Carefully making decisions to suit her choices, she broke through barriers and obstacles to become an established actress. From watching Matilda to loving the Harry Potter series, she found her way into the cast for several films before her big break came with the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Daisy’s interest in the performing arts won her a scholarship to the Tring Park School for the Performing Arts. After her graduation, she proceeded to the University of London but dropped out of school to focus on building her acting career. While this wasn’t the best decision, it turned out well for her. Around 2016, she enrolled for online courses in arts with the Open University to obtain a Bachelor of Arts.

For about two years, Daisy worked as a barmaid in different pubs in London; this was before she landed some of her first roles in TV shows like Youngers, Casualty, Silent Witness, and Mr. Selfridge. She also cast for films like Blue Season, Lifesaver, Scrawl, and The Inbetweeners 2. Her scenes didn’t make it to the final cut of The Inbetweeners 2; it would have been her first major film if it did. With these few films here and there, Daisy was still relatively unknown when she was cast as Rey in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Her performance was nothing short of exceptional, earning her praise from critics in the industry.

By 2016 when she re-enrolled for acting classes online, she became the executive producer for the fascinating documentary The Eagle Huntress and also narrated it. She featured in other films like Murder on the Orient Express, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Ophelia, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Chaos Walking, and provided voices for Cottontail in the animated Peter Rabbit. She’s currently working on The Marsh King’s Daughter, which began filming in June 2021. Daisy has won several awards, including several Teen Choice and MTV Movie Awards. She quit social media due to harassment she encountered over an anti-gun post she made on her Facebook and Instagram accounts. Daisy is seeing actor Tom Bateman, and there are rumors that the pair may have gotten married secretly.