Tina Ivlev
- Actress
- Writer
- Producer
Tina Ivlev is an American actress best known for her role as Nightsister Merrin in the hit action-adventure game "Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order." Ivlev played Merrin, the last surviving nightsister on Dathomir, providing her likeness as well as full motion-capture performance and voice-acting work for the role.
As the lead in the thriller, "Bound to Vengeance," which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, Ivlev garnered much praise for her tour de force performance as a young woman who outwits her kidnapper (Richard Tyson) and attempts to rescue his other victims, drawing comparisons to "Winter's Bone-era Jennifer Lawrence" (The Hollywood Reporter).
Recently on stage, Ivlev starred in the gripping drama, "Dry Land," a Colt Coeur production written by Ruby Rae Spiegel and directed by Adrienne Campbell-Holt. The play, which immediately became a New York Times Critics' Pick, played to sold out houses in New York.
Her other screen credits include "Charming the Hearts of Men" opposite Sean Astin and Kelsey Grammar, "Deadtectives," and "Death Clique." She has appeared in several guest-starring and recurring television roles, including "Shameless," "Station 19," "MacGyver," "Queen of the South," "9-1-1," "Zach Stone is Gonna be Famous" opposite Bo Burnham, and "Major Crimes" among many others.
As the lead in the thriller, "Bound to Vengeance," which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, Ivlev garnered much praise for her tour de force performance as a young woman who outwits her kidnapper (Richard Tyson) and attempts to rescue his other victims, drawing comparisons to "Winter's Bone-era Jennifer Lawrence" (The Hollywood Reporter).
Recently on stage, Ivlev starred in the gripping drama, "Dry Land," a Colt Coeur production written by Ruby Rae Spiegel and directed by Adrienne Campbell-Holt. The play, which immediately became a New York Times Critics' Pick, played to sold out houses in New York.
Her other screen credits include "Charming the Hearts of Men" opposite Sean Astin and Kelsey Grammar, "Deadtectives," and "Death Clique." She has appeared in several guest-starring and recurring television roles, including "Shameless," "Station 19," "MacGyver," "Queen of the South," "9-1-1," "Zach Stone is Gonna be Famous" opposite Bo Burnham, and "Major Crimes" among many others.
