Francesca De Luca

Francesca was born in London England and is of Italian descent. Brought up by her mother Stella and grandfather Michael De Luca she developed a love of acting and felt at home expressing herself on the stage. When she took to the stage in a school play relishing the challenge of playing the lead role, a German hunchbacked owner of a lunatic asylum who goes crazy at the end of the play, she realized she had found her calling. Soon after she took to the London stage playing roles such as Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Carla in Kennedys Children. Film beckoned and Francesca was cast alongside Oliver Reed in the movie 'Orpheus and Eurydice' playing the evil sorceress Agleoniki. Since moving to Los Angeles to continue her acting career in mid 2014 , Francesca's career has sharply taken off . She auditioned for Francis Ford Coppola, the celebrated film director himself and was cast in his newest film project Distant Vision. Amongst other projects she also played Margot Fonteyn in the Tribeca hit Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent which had a successful run in movie theaters across the States and Canada , achieving rave reviews and 81percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Francesca is Increasingly in demand with several film and television projects already in the pipeline including Midnight Daughter, Domestic Terrror, Cafe Mnemosyne and Duck World. Please contact her manager Mark Myers of Citizen Skull Productions Management for further details.