1990, Málaga, Spain

Stephanie Magnin, born to a French father and Sicilian mother, speaks English, French, and Italian fluently.

After living for a year in the U.S. and another in Italy (where she worked as a TV host), she moved to Madrid to finish her Law degree. After graduating, she enrolled at the Juan Carlos Corazza acting school to begin her training as an actress. She is currently still training with Fernando Piernas.

In 2017, she wrote and starred in the short film Abuelo. She made her feature film debut in the dark comedy The Platform (2019). She also portrayed Dora Maar in the fourth season of the TVE series The Ministry of Time.

Since then, she has appeared in TV roles such as Corporal Martín in Peace Force, Paola Malinverni in Vengeance Is Mine, and Doña Carla de Morcuende in The Modern. She also appeared in films such as Piggy (2022) and As God Commands (2023).

Internationally, she appeared in the fifth season of The Crown.

In 2023, she played May in Isaki Lacuesta’s Segundo Premio, earning the Biznaga for Best Actress at the Málaga Film Festival.

In recent years, she has continued working in films such as Uno equis dos by Alberto Utrera, Everything I Don’t Know by Ana Lambarri, The Beast by Salvador Calvo, The Suitcase by Carlos Theron, and her first leading role in The Believers by Roger Gual for Netflix.