Hanna Griffiths

Hanna Griffiths is an actor from Melbourne, Australia. She has been working professionally since the age of 14. She studied at the Victorian College of the Arts.^[1]

Throughout the span of her diverse and eclectic career, Griffiths had the opportunity to front ad campaigns for major international brands as diverse as Ray-Ban, Nintendo (opposite Olivia Newton-John in a popular national campaign), Coca-Cola, Lee and Apple.

Hanna’s film and television career is equally as diverse. She had the opportunity to star in one of Australia’s most successful television shows, a series Underbelly. The show, was inspired by a true story relating to Sydney’s criminal underworld, is highly regarded as the highest-rating series in the history of Australian television, and Hanna became familiar to the audience due to her appearance on the show portraying the real-life character Jodie.

In addition to her role on Underbelly, Hanna was also starred in award-winning television hit Rush as well as appearing as a series regular on The Valley and feature film Evil Never Dies, alongside Katherine Heigl. This was her first supporting role in a film. Hanna then went on to star in many other works - including films such as Brothers, Josh Jarmen, Backstage Pass, and Macbeth directed by award-winning Geoffrey Wright.

Hanna Griffiths is also active as a stage performer, having been featured in theatrical productions of Three Tall Women, Richard II, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Cosi and Proof.^{[2][3][4][5][6]}

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