Tinkabell Lovelace- Hollywood's British Import!

British actress- The lovely Tinkabell Lovelace!

I was checking out what was new on IMDb and noticed that actress Tinkabell Lovelace's STARmeter was up 152% in popularity this week. I had to investigate this phenomena.

So who is, Tinkabell Lovelace, and is that even her real name?

Yes, Tinkabell Lovelace is the real name of the talented, young British actress from Nottinghamshire, England. Tinkabell first trained at the London Academy of Dramatic Art (LAMDA), followed by 3 years at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in NYC. After graduating she moved to Los Angeles where she is making a name for herself.

Tinkabell Lovelace's work has already earned her a great deal of praise from audiences in New York during her time at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting, and now in Los Angeles. Tinkabell, who likes to be called Tinks, started off in classical theater, playing Moth in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and Ariel in “The Tempest”, as well as the lead in the revised Greek tragedy “Phaeton”, written and directed by Michael Milligan. Her lead performance as Phaeton's mother, Clymene, was met with thunderous applause. Tinks' next significant role was that of Elizabeth Proctor, in Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible”, directed by John Gould Rubin. Another outstanding performance.

Like most successful film and television actresses, Tinks first gained valuable experience in the theater and is now making her mark in Hollywood. With her striking looks, tiny frame, and British accent, Tinks stands out from the crowd of Hollywood starlets. Standing out will surely have Tinkabell Lovelace catching the attention of casting agents, directors and producers alike and soon legions of fans.