Tallulah Greive facts for kids

Tallulah Greive is an actress who was born in Australia. She is also Scottish. She was born on October 23, 1997.

Tallulah is well-known for playing different characters. These include Orla in the movie Our Ladies. She also played Princess Gwen in the film Cinderella. Many people know her as Lauren from the TV show Millie Inbetween.

Early Life and Growing Up

Tallulah Greive was born in Perth, Western Australia. This happened in 1997. Her mother, Elizabeth "Becc" Sanderson, is a jazz singer. Her father, Chris Greive, plays the trombone and teaches music.

When Tallulah was two years old, her family moved. They went to the United Kingdom. She grew up in a place called Leith in Edinburgh. Tallulah also has a younger sister named Lola.

Tallulah's Acting Journey

Tallulah Greive started acting on stage in 2012. Her first play was 1001 Nights at Widow Twankey's B&B. In this play, she acted as a character named Genie.

Early Stage Roles

In 2013, Tallulah was in three more plays. She played Euphemia in Emily and the Howler's Hollow. She was Cupid in a play called Love Bites. She also played Flora in Let Sleeping Beauties Lie. In 2014, she appeared as Celeste in the play Trash Palace.

First TV Appearances

Tallulah's first TV role was in 2012. She played a daughter in an advertisement for the Royal Bank of Scotland. She then joined the TV show M.I. High. In this show, she played Melissa Albright in its sixth season. In 2014, she was in a short TV ad for the SNP.

Becoming Lauren in Millie Inbetween

From 2014 to 2018, Tallulah had a main role in a CBBC show. She played Lauren in Millie Inbetween. This role made her very popular with young audiences.

Recent Film Roles

In 2021, Tallulah played Princess Gwen. This was in the movie Cinderella. This film was made by Amazon Studios. She also appeared in the film Locked Down in 2021.

Tallulah Greive's Work

Here is a list of the movies and TV shows Tallulah Greive has been in.

Stage Performances

Tallulah has also performed in several plays on stage.