Lola Kirke

**Lola Kirke** (born 27 September 1990) is an American and British **actress** and **singer**, acclaimed for many prominent roles. Her film credits include 'Mistress America' (2015), 'Gone Girl' (2014), 'Gemini' (2017), and 'Lost Girls' (2020), among others. Her recent work includes a role in HBO's 'Winning Time' (2022) and the Starz limited series 'Three Women'. She launched her singing career officially in 2016. Born in London, England to musician father Simon Kirke of the rock bands 'Bad Company' and 'Free', and fashion designer mother, Lorraine (Dellal), Kirke is part of a significant artistic lineage. She was uprooted at age five when her family relocated to New York City, where she later graduated from Saint Ann's School and Bard College. Her versatile talents extend beyond screen acting to singing; she initially released an EP in 2016, followed by several singles and albums, the most recent one, 'Lady for Sale', was released in 2022. In addition to her thriving acting and music career, Kirke is an activist for women's rights, often using her platform to voice her opposition to measures defunding Planned Parenthood.