Frankie Adams is a multifaceted New Zealand-Samoan actress, renowned for her captivating portrayal of the fan-favorite character "Bobbie Draper" in the critically acclaimed Amazon series The Expanse.
In addition to her impressive work in The Expanse, Frankie can also be seen in the thought-provoking limited series The Flowers of Alice Hart, opposite the esteemed Sigourney Weaver, for Amazon.
Her extensive credits also include the highly acclaimed limited series The Panthers, which premiered at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival.
Frankie has also made a notable appearance in Taika Waititi's Next Goal Wins, further solidifying her versatility as a talented actress.
Her impressive filmography also includes the Universal Pictures feature Mortal Engines, directed by the acclaimed Peter Jackson.
Furthermore, Frankie has taken on the lead role in director Tusi Tamasese's feature film One Thousand Ropes, which premiered at the esteemed Berlin Film Festival.
This exceptional film was the follow-up to Tamasese's critically acclaimed Samoan film The Orator, both of which were shortlisted for the prestigious Academy Awards foreign-language category from New Zealand.
Frankie's additional credits include the visually stunning feature Valerian, alongside the talented Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne, and a recurring role on the award-winning Australian series Wentworth.
She has also had the distinction of being a part of the long-running and beloved NZ series Shortland Street for five seasons, further demonstrating her range and adaptability as an actress.
