10 Facts About Louisa Krause

Louisa Noel Krause was born on May 20,1986 and is an American actress.

Louisa Krause's father is of half-Japanese descent and her mother is American.

Louisa Krause has a younger brother, Nathaniel, who is a director.

Louisa Krause began her career in theatre, appearing in numerous off-Broadway productions.

Louisa Krause has continued working on stage, appearing in 2013 as Rose in the world premiere of Annie Baker's The Flick at Playwrights Horizons, a role she reprised two years later at the Barrow Street Theatre and later the National Theatre.

Louisa Krause is known for her work in independent cinema and has appeared in several short films.

Louisa Krause gained more prominence with a role in the 2011 feature film Young Adult; her comedic scene as the ennuied clerk at the hotel where Charlize Theron's character stays was included in the trailer and TV spots for the film.

Louisa Krause appeared as a cult member in the 2011 film Martha Marcy May Marlene, with which she became involved through her work with the Sundance Film Festival.

In 2012, Louisa Krause had a role in the film Return, and the lead role in the independent film King Kelly, which opened at South by Southwest.

Louisa Krause has a supporting role in the 2014 independent film The Mend, which premiered at South by Southwest.