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Amandla Stenberg (born October 23, 1998) is an American actress. She began acting as a child in the film Colombiana (2011). She had supporting roles in the action film The Hunger Games (2012), the supernatural series Sleepy Hollow (2013–2014) and the sitcom Mr. Robinson (2015).
Amandla Stenberg. Actress: The Hunger Games. Named for the Zulu and Xhosa word for "power," Amandla was born in Los Angeles, California, to Karen Brailsford, a writer, and Tom Stenberg, a businessman. Her mother is African-American and her father is Danish (and of part Inuit-Greenlandic ancestry).
3 days ago · Amandla Stenberg pulls off the ultimate switcheroo in The Acolyte. Throughout The Acolyte's first season, Stenberg's dual performance as twins Mae and Osha Aniseya walked the line between the Dark ...
2 days ago · star Amandla Stenberg reacts to Oshamir dark side romance. The star also reveals she hid in a cave before filming that big Force-choking scene. It’s appropriate that The Acolyte creator Leslye ...
Apr 19, 2017 · Neo-feminist, biracial, post-gender . . . eighteen-year-old actress and commentator Amandla Stenberg is an inspired, eloquent voice for the future.
3 days ago · Amandla Stenberg: Oh yeah, it was so fascinating. There was a few different things for me to think about when I thought about their physicality, how they might be alike in that way, how they might ...
Sep 11, 2018 · The Education of Amandla Stenberg This 19-year-old actress and star of “The Hate U Give” has become synonymous with a volatile strain of youthful, social-media-fueled, hyper-progressive...
Oct 14, 2021 · In her new film Dear Evan Hansen, a slick adaptation of the hit stage musical, Amandla Stenberg plays a high-achieving teenager whose apparent poise and accomplishment is just a mask.
From starring in films to ensuring the voices of queer POCs are heard and supporting #BlackLivesMatter, there is power in everything Amandla Stenberg does.
Mar 24, 2016 · Amandla Stenberg believes in fantasy. Growing up behind the magic curtain, on the set of The Hunger Games (2012) and TV shows like Sleepy Hollow , Stenberg saw, up close, the genre’s power for world-building—and got to see how those worlds were actually built.
