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Hannah New (born 13 May 1984) is an English actress. She is known for her role as Eleanor Guthrie on the television show Black Sails and for her role as Rosalinda Fox in The Time in Between.
Hannah New. Actress: Maleficent. Born in London, England, Hannah insisted at age 4 to attend ballet school, setting her on a performing path in life. She later turned her focus to acting and joined The National Youth Theatre of Great Britain.
50K Followers, 2,454 Following, 229 Posts - Hannah New (@hannahnewuk) on Instagram: "Lover of waves & mountains; storytelling & doodling. Happiest when getting mucky in nature, scribbling and spinning yarns with movie makers!
Follow Hannah New, a British actress and model, on Twitter. She is known for her roles in Black Sails, Maleficent, and The Time in Between. Stay updated on her latest projects, photos, and opinions. Join the conversation with her and her fans.
Jun 16, 2024 · Hannah New, who plays Lady Tilley Arnold on Bridgerton, at the London premiere of the secon part of the series’ third season. Here, New tells T&C about the real-life inspiration for her...
Oct 14, 2022 · EXCLUSIVE: Casting for Netflix‘s highly-anticipated third season of Bridgerton is heating up and Hannah New, the star of Starz‘ series Black Sails, is the latest Deadline can reveal.
Mar 7, 2017 · Read our exclusive interview with Hannah New after her Black Sails character Eleanor Guthrie was killed by a rogue Spanish soldier in episode XXXIV.
Mar 6, 2017 · Christina Radish speaks with actress Hannah New about her role in 'Black Sails' Season 4, where Eleanor ends up in the series, Captain Flint, and much more.
Hannah New plays the very vocal Eleanor Guthrie in the new Starz series 'Black Sails." This is a gritty tale of pirates set against a lavish tropical backgro...
Apr 7, 2024 · • Hannah New is a model and actress, born in 1984 in London, England with a net worth of $500,000. • She holds British nationality and has traveled to over 20 countries. • She studied at the University of Leeds and the University of London’s Royal Central School of Speech & Drama.
