Jessica Barden

Jessica Barden has been an English actress since 2017. Most well-known is for her portrayal of Alyssa in the role of Alyssa in the Channel 4 drama/comedy series The End of the F***ing World. In addition to her filmography, she's had notable roles in various films including Hanna (2011), The New Romantic (2018) and Pink Skies Ahead (2020). Jessica Barden was born July 21st, 1992 on the 21st of July, 1992 in Northallerton England United Kingdom. She is among the most wealthy and most viewed TV actors. English actress who is best known as Kayleigh Mortons on Coronation Street. The end of the F***ing Road was her first appearance on the Channel 4 television series The End of the F***ing world. The co-stars of the show were English actresses who are best known as Kayleigh Morton from the soap opera Coronation Street. Alex Lawther was her co actress on The End of the F***ing World, a Channel 4 TV series The End of the F***ing world. The other films she has appeared in include The Chase and No Angles. The Chase and No Angles are her other films. She was seen in the film Hanna in which she starred. She appeared in the film Hanna which starred Saoirse Ronan... Jessica Barden (born 21 July 1992) is an English actor from England. Her character on the Channel 4 comedy drama series The End of the F***ing World that ran from 2017 to 2019 is Alyssa. Some other movies in which she's appeared include Hanna (2011), The New Romantic (2017) and Pink Skies Ahead (2000). Barden's first acting role came in 1999, with a minor part in an episode of the TV show My Parents Are Aliens. In the following years Barden was featured on several episodes from No Angels and The Chase. Barden began her role as Kayleigh Morton in the ITV soap-opera Coronation Street on March 2007. This continued until September 2008, which was the time that the Morton Family departed Coronation Street. Her film debut came in Mrs Ratcliffe's Revolution the comedy-drama. In 2009 she played the role in the role of Pea for the stage play Jerusalem at the Royal Court Theatre in London and was later transferred into the Apollo Theatre in the West End.