Clara Rugaard
Biography
Clara Rugaard is a Danish actress and singer born on December 5, 1997, in Hellerup, Denmark. She has appeared in various film and television productions, including The Lodge, My African Adventure, Still Star-Crossed, I Am Mother, Teen Spirit, and the musical Annie. Rugaard has also sung Danish songs for the TV series Violetta on Disney Channel. As an actress, she has accumulated 17 known credits. Her acting career spans multiple genres, showcasing her versatility as a performer.
Career overview
Clara Rugaard is a Danish actress. She has appeared in various film and television productions. In 2013, Rugaard was in the film My African Adventure. She also appeared in the 2017 television series Still Star-Crossed. In 2018, Rugaard was in the film Teen Spirit. Additionally, she appeared in the 2019 film I Am Mother.
Rugaard's acting credits include a role in the 2017 television series Still Star-Crossed, and the 2019 film I Am Mother. She also portrayed Ana in The Lodge. Rugaard's known credits include 17 roles.
As an actress, Rugaard has demonstrated her versatility by taking on a range of roles in different film and television productions. Her performances have been featured in various genres, showcasing her ability to adapt to diverse characters and storylines.
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- The Crow Girl (2025) as Victoria Burkeman
- Juliet & Romeo (2025) as Juliet Capulet
- Toast (2025) as Beady
- Desperate Journey (2025) as Jaqueline
- Special Unit - The First Murder (2025) as Nynne Bach
- The Shift (2022) as Lærke
- Press Play (2022) as Laura
- The Rising (2022) as Neve Kelly
- Love Gets a Room (2021) as Stefcia
- Love Gets a Room (2021) Associate Producer
- I Am Mother (2019) as Daughter
- Teen Spirit (2019) as Roxy
- Good Favour (2018) as Susanna
- Still Star-Crossed (2017) as Juliet Capulet
- My Sister's Kids in Africa (2013) as Julie
- Black Mirror (2011) as Mazey Day
- The Dream Lands as Franky
- Mary's Monster as Mary Shelley