Julia Bache-Wiig, a remarkably talented Scandinavian actress of Norwegian descent, was born and raised in the quaint and picturesque village of Eivindvik, situated along the west coast of Norway, where her idyllic childhood would later have a profound and lasting impact on her acting career, particularly in her portrayal of Thyra in the BBC and Carnival Films series "The Last Kingdom", which she joined during its second season in the year 2016.
Julia's remarkable professional trajectory is marked by a significant career highlight, which showcases her impressive acting abilities in the groundbreaking German/Norwegian co-production "Two Lives" (2012),where she shares the screen with esteemed actresses Liv Ullmann and Juliane Köhler. The film's inclusion in the Academy Awards' Foreign Language Film category is a testament to Julia's esteemed position within the film industry, and its global recognition has not only solidified her status as a prominent figure but also served as a springboard for her introduction to a worldwide audience, thereby broadening her sphere of influence and exposure.
Julia's illustrious acting career ascended to unprecedented altitudes in the year 2014, as she successfully secured the pivotal role of Thyra in the widely acclaimed historical drama television series "The Last Kingdom", marking a significant milestone in her professional journey. The inaugural season's production commenced in 2015, further solidifying her position as a talented and sought-after actress in the entertainment industry.
Notably, Julia's remarkable acting prowess was dramatically illustrated through her captivating performances in the high-octane, adrenaline-fueled action thriller "Man of War", where she demonstrated her exceptional range and versatility as an actress. Additionally, her critically acclaimed portrayal in the thought-provoking and emotionally resonant drama "A Somewhat Gentle Man" further solidified her reputation as a talented and multifaceted performer, effortlessly conveying a sense of depth and nuance to her character.
Julia's exceptional talent and aptitude were thoroughly showcased as she embarked on the captivating role of Aase in the esteemed Norwegian television drama "Aquitted", a production that garnered widespread acclaim and attention upon its airing in the year 2015.
Julia's entry into the world of cinema was marked by a significant milestone, her debut appearance in the short film "Heartcut" in 2006, a production masterfully directed by Anne Sewitsky.
Simultaneously, Julia dedicated herself to furthering her acting skills by pursuing her studies, while also assuming the role of a regular cast member in the popular Norwegian drama series "Størst av alt", a production of the esteemed Norwegian Broadcasting Company (NRK).
The success she achieved in these early endeavors served as a springboard for her to secure notable parts in several prominent Norwegian feature films, including the commercially successful "Max Manus" in 2008, the critically acclaimed "A Somewhat Gentle Man" in 2009, and the provocative "Turn me on, Goddammit!" in 2010.
Julia's extraordinary versatility has enabled her to effortlessly pivot from one creative field to another, with her remarkable aptitude for live theater serving as a testament to her impressive range.
