- British actress Rosalind Eleazar has signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for Film/TV theatrical representation in the United States.
- She recently wrapped the title role in Chris Rock's forthcoming A24 drama Misty Green, co-starring Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya, and Anna Kendrick.
- Eleazar is currently starring in Season 5 of Apple TV+'s Emmy-nominated Slow Horses alongside Gary Oldman, and previously led Netflix's Missing You.
- She retains The Artists Partnership for UK representation and Principal Entertainment LA for management.
British actress Rosalind Eleazar has signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for Film/TV theatrical representation in the United States, with the agency set to expand her footprint across film, television, and theater.
The move comes at a career high point. Eleazar recently wrapped the titular role in Chris Rock’s forthcoming A24 drama Misty Green, a highly anticipated project also starring Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya, and Anna Kendrick.
On television, she is currently appearing in Season 5 of Apple TV+’s Emmy-nominated Slow Horses opposite Gary Oldman, and previously led Netflix’s Missing You and appeared in FX’s Class of ’09. On stage, she recently starred opposite Ralph Fiennes in Small Hotel at the Theatre Royal Bath.
WME has been on an active signing streak in 2026, most recently bringing aboard comedy podcast duo Ricardo Pérez and José Luis Slobotzky of La Cotorrisa.
Eleazar, a LAMDA graduate, continues with The Artists Partnership for UK representation and Principal Entertainment LA for management.
Takeaways
This signing is a clear signal that Rosalind Eleazar is making a calculated push into the American market, and the timing couldn’t be sharper.
Landing the lead in an A24 film directed opposite Chris Rock is the kind of project that puts a British actress on Hollywood’s radar in a serious way. Pairing that heat with WME, one of the most powerful agencies in the business, sets Eleazar up for a genuine crossover moment.
Her decision to keep The Artists Partnership and Principal Entertainment LA in place shows a deliberate, strategic build rather than a complete overhaul. This is a talent who knows exactly what she’s doing.
Will Misty Green be Eleazar’s breakout stateside moment, or is Slow Horses already doing that work? Does signing with WME signal she’s pivoting primarily to film, or will TV remain her main arena? Could this pave the way for Eleazar landing a major franchise or prestige streaming role in the U.S.?
