Biography

Somewhere between Old Hollywood glamour and a Tarantino fever dream, Olivia Gropp thrives in roles that demand intensity, wit, and edge. With the presence of a noir anti-heroine and the bite of an indie scene-stealer, she brings depth, unpredictability, and dark humor to every performance. After a decade in the industry, Olivia has built a resume spanning gritty dramas, psychological thrillers, dark comedies, and genre-bending films. She's often cast as the mean girl with bite, the wildcard who steals scenes, or the woman on the edge. Her work includes leading roles in A24-style indies, high-stakes psychological shorts, and stylized genre films-the kind that leave a lasting impression. She has trained extensively in on-camera technique, scene study, and method acting, working with top industry professionals at Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute (NYC), Margie Haber Studio (LA), and A Bronx Tale's Chazz Palminteri. Adept in everything from driving tanks and operating firearms to studying dialects and dance, Olivia is drawn to characters who are bold, unfiltered, and a little dangerous.