Natalie Grace

Grace began performing at an early age, appearing in her first play, Annie, when she was 4. Around age 11, her interest shifted from theater toward film, and her mother enrolled her in acting classes.

She has described the process of becoming a character as a central motivation for acting. Grace has also cited Meryl Streep as the first actress who made her want to pursue film as a career.

Grace played Hildy in Taylor Sheridan's television series 1923. The role gave her her first experience performing her own stunts, which she described as a major development in her abilities as a performer.

She said the experience helped her discover physical skills she had not previously recognized in herself and expanded the range of tools she brought to later projects.

Grace plays Katie Cannon in Lee Cronin's The Mummy, a Blumhouse and Atomic Monster feature. The film represents a significant feature role in her acting career and is among the projects for which she is known.

Grace has spoken positively about working with Cronin, Blumhouse, and Atomic Monster. Her work on the film was also the subject of an interview with Deadline.

Grace appeared as Moth in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, marking one of her notable television credits. She also played Teenage Girl in an episode of Fringe and Fairy in an episode of The Magicians.

Her other screen roles include Molly in The Curse of Willow Song, Stephanie in Counterfeiting in Suburbia, Kelly Crane in Second Chance, and Delilah in Armageddon Road.

Grace has trained at The Actor's Scene, where she was featured as a student and later highlighted as an alumna. She has emphasized reading, authenticity, and persistence through auditions as important parts of her approach to acting.

Her credits also include the films Raymar, Little Emma, Evangeline, and several short-form projects. In Raymar, she played Princess, while in Little Emma she provided the voice of Emma.