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Kristel Elling (born 20 August 1979 in Tartu), is an Estonian actor.[1]
She graduated from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre[2] in 2004[3]. Among her graduating classmates were actors Mirtel Pohla, Märt Avandi and Ott Sepp. After her graduation she worked as a freelancer at various theaters, including Theatre Vanemuine and the Von Krahl Theatre.
In 2005 Elling continued her acting studies at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, graduating in 2006 with a master’s degree.[4]
From 2007 to 2014 she worked in London, and since 2014, in Los Angeles, acting mainly in film and TV.
Kristel Elling is a member of ENL[5] (The Association of Professional Actors of Estonia), Estonian Theatre Union and SAG-AFTRA (The Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio Artists).[6]
Selected theatre roles
[edit]- 2002 A. Kitzberg “Kosjasõit”[7], dir. Ingo Normet, Estonian Drama Theatre
- 2002 F. Molar “Liilia”[8]- Marika, dir. Ingo Normet, Estonian Drama Theatre
- 2003 B. Friel “Molley Sweeney”[9]- Molly Sweeney, dir. Laur Kaunissaare, Estonian State Puppet Theatre[10]
- 2003 “Kärbeste Saar”[11] Caliban’s Mother, dir. Mati Unt, Vanalinnastuudio[12]
- 2004 G. B. Shaw “Back to Methuselah”[13]- Ancient, dir. Jaan Tooming, EMTA
- 2004 “Valge laev ja taevakäijad”,[14] dir Anne Türnpu, Albu mõisas
- 2004 V. Tormis “Estonian Ballades”,[15] dir. Peeter Jalakas. Von Krahl Theatre[16]
- 2007 “Beautiful Bodies”[17] - Martha, dir. Jüri Lumiste, Theatre Vanemuine
- 2008 "The Vagina Monologues" - Bosnian woman, dir. Maggie Inchley, Henley Fringe
- 2024 “Who’s Your Sugar Daddy”[18] – Deedee, McCadden Theatre, Hollywood Fringe Festival, Los Angeles
Selected filmography
[edit]- 2001 ”Good Hands” - Lady in a TV show, dir. Peeter Simm, Allfilm
- 2005 “Ainult Nali”[19] - Girl, dir. Lauri Laasik
- 2005 “Mis värvi on armastus?”[20] – Marje, dir. Rasmus Merivoo
- 2005 “Shop of Dreams” - Juhiabi, dir. Peeter Urbla, Exitfilm
- 2006 “Mindless” - Silvia, dir. Elmo Nüganen, ETV
- 2006 “Ohtlik lend”[21] – Reet, dir. Ain Prosa, ETV
- 2007 “Brigaad 3”[22], Ave, dir. Raivo Maripuu, Toomas Kirss, TV3
- 2013 “Dead Point” – Olo,[23] dir. Jessica Kneipp, GB
- 2015 “How Not to Propose”[24] - Spa Attendant,[25] dir. Bradford May, Larry Levinson Productions, USA
- 2018 “Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made” – Amber, dir. D. Amito, M. Laicini, Else Films, CAN
- 2020 „Guys Night”[26]- Mother, dir. Mateo Trujillo-Hobbs, USA
- 2023 „Vacationers“[27][28]- Erna, dir. Ergo Kuld, Taska Film[29]
References
[edit]- ^ "Eesti Näitlejate Liit".
- ^ Pärtlas, Margus. Eesti Muusikaakadeemia Aastaraamat 2004 (in Estonian). AS Rebellis trükikoda. p. 84.
- ^ "Eesti Muusika- ja Teatriakadeemia lavakunstikool".
- ^ Kivi, Eva-Lotta (29 July 2016). "Kuidas erinevad omavahel Eesti ja välismaa teatrikoolid". Eesti Postimees (in Estonian).
- ^ "Eesti Näitlajte Liit". ENL.
- ^ "Eesti Teatriliit".
- ^ "21. lend (2000-2004)". elab.ee. Eesti Lavastuste Andmebaas. 22 February 2023.
- ^ Keil, Andres (June 2004). "XXI SAJANDI TEATRI POOLE". TMK (in Estonian) (6): 47.
- ^ Viira, Aigi (22 January 2003). "Noored lavastajad teevad maratoniga äkkrünnaku". Postimees (in Estonian). No. Postimees Kultuur. Postimees Kirjastus.
- ^ Keil, Andres (June 2004). "XXI SAJANDI TEATRI POOLE". TMK (in Estonian) (6): 48.
- ^ Keil, Andres (June 2004). "XXI SAJANDI TEATRI POOLE". TMK (in Estonian) (6): 51.
- ^ Kaalep, Tõnu (30 April 2003). "150 % Unt". Eesti Ekspress (in Estonian). Ekspress Grupp.
- ^ Keil, Andres (June 2004). "XXI SAJANDI TEATRI POOLE". TMK (in Estonian) (6): 54.
- ^ Purje, Pille-Riin (6 August 2004). "Valge laev ja kadalipp". SIRP (in Estonian).
- ^ Tõnson, Margit (7 August 2004). "Eesti Ballaadid-verine, mullane, tuline ja vesine lugu". Eesti Päevaleht (in Estonian).
- ^ Arujärv, Evi (November 2004). "Eesti Balladid: verdtarretav, tundeline ja ülbe". TMK (in Estonian). No. 11.
- ^ Hanson, Raimu (19 January 2007). "Naised puistavad üksteisele südant". Tartu Postimees (in Estonian).
- ^ "Who's Your Sugar Daddy". hollywoodfringe.org. Hollywood Fringe Festival.
- ^ Pesti, Mele (7 December 2005). "Meie vabariigi noored kineastid". Eesti Ekspress (in Estonian).
- ^ "Rasmus Merivoo — Mis värvi on armastus". Kroonika. 27 February 2007.
- ^ Trumsi, Getter (28 May 2020). "Hollywoodis esimese filmikakluse üle elanud eestlanna: ma ei ole loodud koduperenaiseks". Eesti Postimees (in Estonian).
- ^ "Eesti Filmi Andmebaas".
- ^ "Dead Point". britishcouncil.com. British Council.
- ^ "How Not to Propose". Cineamo.
- ^ "Eemalseisja nõuanded: kuidas Eesti näitleja saaks välismaal läbi lüüa". No. Postimees Elu24. Potimees. 25 September 2015.
- ^ Kaupmees, Greta (26 February 2023). "Kristel Elling õppis telesarja jaoks selgeks idamaise võitluskunsti: mind paelub füüsise ja vaimu potentsiaali avastamine". Kroonika (in Estonian).
- ^ Herodes, Kristina (13 February 2023). "«Suvitajad» jõudis kinno - mis toimus võtteplatsil?". Eesti Postimees (in Estonian).
- ^ Herodes, Kristina (18 February 2023). "Eestlanna edu Hollywoodis: «Ma ei hakka paaniliselt esimese ettejuhtuvaga abielluma ja lapsi vorpima!". Eesti Postimees (in Estonian).
- ^ "Vacationers". Taska Films.