Díana Bermudez

Díana Bermudez is a talented British actress of Indigenous American descent who relocated from Colombia to London during her childhood. Initially a reserved and studious individual, Díana discovered her love for the performing arts in her early teens when she joined a weekend drama club, igniting her passion for acting.

Her dedication to the craft continued throughout her schooling, leading her to study Drama at Richmond Upon Thames College. Following her studies, she took a gap year to tour Italy with an English theatre company, gaining valuable experience before attending the renowned Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, an institution noted for producing legendary figures such as Laurence Olivier and Judi Dench.

After completing her education, Díana made a significant impact with her performance in the acclaimed political play *Valiant*, which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, showcasing the often-overlooked narratives of women in wartime.

Transitioning to television, she secured guest lead roles in well-received BBC dramas and portrayed Itchy Ramone in ITV's *Karen Carpenter: Goodbye to Love*. Recently, she has made her mark in film, sharing the screen with Natalie Portman in Xavier Dolan's *The Death and Life of John F. Donovan* and working with Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle in the musical romantic-comedy *Yesterday*.

Díana’s recent projects also include a role in Sylvester Stallone's *Rambo 5: The Last Blood* as Juanita and appearing in Mindy Kaling's Hulu remake of *Four Weddings and a Funeral*, contributing to an impressive portfolio set for release in 2019.