Olivia Cooke has a sister named Eleanor Cook, with whom she has a close relationship in real life.

House Of The Dragon, the first Game of Thrones prequel to air on television, introduces a plethora of new characters to Westeros, including Olivia Cooke as a young Alicent Hightower.

Olivia Kate Cooke, often known as Liv, is a popular English actress. Alicent, the King’s Hand’s daughter, the character she plays, is labeled “the most beautiful lady in the Seven Kingdoms.”

Furthermore, despite having been in numerous blockbuster films and hugely popular TV shows throughout her early career, Olivia Cooke has largely shunned the spotlight.

With a starring role as Alicent Hightower in HBO’s highly anticipated “Game of Thrones” prequel series, “House of the Dragon,” she shouldn’t be pleased with her current level of invisibility.

Facts About Olivia Cooke

Olivia Full Name Cooke, Kate

Date of Birth: December 27, 1993

Oldham, Greater Manchester, England is where he was born.

28 years of age

Profession Actress

Active Years 2012-Present

5′ 512″ tall (1.66 m)

Fr. John Cooke

Lindsay Wilde, Mother

Eleanor Cooke, a sibling (Sister)

Oldham Sixth Form College, Royton and Crompton Academy

Brown eye color

Brown hair color

Ancestry British

Career

Beverley Keogh, a casting director next door to Cooke’s firm, secured her television opportunities when she played at the Oldham Theatre Workshop. Cooke appeared in all three BBC mini-series productions in 2012: Blackout, as the character’s daughter, and The Secret of Crickley Hall, as a young teacher in a dictatorial orphanage in the 1940s. Cooke remarked that she preferred television to theater because she was embarrassed by the exaggerated motions required for stage acting. Despite her inexperience, Cooke stood out among European actors during the arduous casting process for The Quiet Ones, which premiered in April 2014, two years after filming began. Cooke then starred in Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, a comedy-drama.

Cooke cut her hair for the coming-of-age tale by Jesse Andrews, who adapted the original novel for the film, to play the female character who battles leukaemia. The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, where it won both the Grand Jury and Audience Awards.

Cooke also voiced the Loch Ness Monster in an episode of Axe Cop co-written by her Me and Earl and the Dying Girl co-star Nick Offerman in 2015.