Olga Wehrly
Acting Ransboro, County Sligo 22 credits
Biography
Olga Wehrly works in acting. Born in Ransboro, County Sligo. Archytele tracks 22 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Fréwaka
100 Years of UlyssesRóise & FrankThe Ulysses Project
WildfireThe Passion
Normal PeopleThe HeadProfessionals
Vivarium
NightflyersLost and Found
Without NameSong of GraniteKodaline: Brother
VikingsDark Touch
Death of a Superhero
The Crush
Legend of the Bog
Speed DatingNuts
Full Filmography
22 titles- Vikings (2013) as Saxon Woman
- Normal People (2020) as Sarah
- The Head (2020) as Sarah Jackson
- Vivarium (2019) as Crying Woman
- Professionals (2020) as Aviva
- Nightflyers (2018) as Murphy's Wife
- Fréwaka (2025) as Deirdre
- Dark Touch (2013) as Colette
- Death of a Superhero (2011) as Nursey Worsey
- Speed Dating (2007) as Victoria Grant
- 100 Years of Ulysses (2022)
- Róise & Frank (2022) as Lisa
- Lost and Found (2018)
- Wildfire (2021) as Mother
- Legend of the Bog (2009) as Mallory Ross
- Without Name (2017) as Margaret
- The Crush (2010) as Miss Purdy
- The Ulysses Project (2022) as Molly Bloom / Gerty MacDowell
- Song of Granite (2017) as Mary Heaney
- The Passion (2021)
- Nuts (2007) as Wife
- Kodaline: Brother (2017) as Mum
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Olga Wehrly best known for?
Olga Wehrly is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Vikings (2013), Normal People (2020), Vivarium (2019), Richard's Things (1980).
When and where was Olga Wehrly born?
Olga Wehrly was born in Ransboro, County Sligo.
How many credits does Olga Wehrly have?
Olga Wehrly has accumulated over 22 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2007 to 2025.
What is Olga Wehrly's background in cinema and television?
Olga Wehrly is an Irish actor and voiceover artist. She joined the Mary McDonagh School of Dance at the age of three and later studied drama under Damien Quinn. Wehrly attended University College Dublin where she studied arts but did not complete her degree.