Vaughan Reilly

Vaughan Reilly was born on January 1, 2008, in New York, United States.
Reilly comes from a distinguished family with four generations of circus performance artists and became acquainted with stage lighting at a young age.
His career is guided by his mother, Mia Caress, who also serves as his manager.
During his school years, Reilly showed great interest in musical theatre and was known as an accomplished student; he is also a talented musician who plays guitar and sings, particularly recognized for his passion for 1990s punk rock music.
The young actor stepped into the television world to begin his professional acting career, earning his first notable role in the second season (2022) of the popular Netflix series "Russian Doll," created by and starring Natasha Lyonne.
He portrayed "Young Nora," the younger version of the main character.
Following this success on television, he also engaged in voice acting work, providing voices for animated productions such as "Teenage Euthanasia."

Vaughan Reilly's breakthrough and global recognition in the film industry were achieved through "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" (2023), an adaptation of Suzanne Collins' best-selling novel. In this high-budget production, he portrayed Maude Ivory, the youngest member of the Covey music group. He distinguished himself not only through his acting but also with his vocal contributions to the film's soundtrack, proving his versatility as an artist. Rapidly advancing in his career, Reilly further established his talent by starring in A24's ambitious thriller "Babygirl" in 2024. In this film, he had the opportunity to work alongside global stars such as Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, and Antonio Banderas, bringing the character of Nora—the daughter of Kidman and Banderas' characters—to life. Vaughan Reilly is regarded as one of Hollywood's promising young talents, capable of taking on roles with dramatic depth as well as projects requiring musical ability.