Frances Sholto-Douglas

Frances Sholto-Douglas was born on May 16, 1996 in South Africa. Frances Sholto-Douglas's big-screen debut came with Blood Drive - Season 1 directed by David Straiton in 2017. Frances Sholto-Douglas is known for Blood Drive directed by David Straiton, Alan Ritchson stars as Arthur Bailey and Christina Ochoa as Grace d'Argento. The upcoming new movie Frances Sholto-Douglas plays is Slumber Party Massacre which will be released on Nov 27, 2021.

Frances Sholto-Douglas is a South African actress born in Cape Town. She trained in acting and musical theatre at the Cape Academy of Performing Arts before attending the University of Cape Town, where she procured an Honours Degree cum laude in Theatre and Performance. She has gained traction through her work in films and television shows such as The Kissing Booth 2 (2020), Black Mirror (2011), and Samson (2018). She has likewise acted in plays such as Zakes Mda's Ways of Dying directed by Lara Foot and Esiseleni Sedini directed by Lwanda Sindaphi. Frances has trained in opera part-time since 2015.