Abigail Hardingham is a British actress best known for her roles in dark comedies, horror films, and television dramas. Born on December 6, 1991, in the United Kingdom, she rose to prominence for her work in genre-defying films and TV series that explore complex characters and eerie, often supernatural storylines. Hardingham’s breakthrough role came in 2015 when she starred in the British horror-comedy film "Nina Forever." In this critically acclaimed film, she portrayed Holly, a young woman who begins a romantic relationship with a man haunted—literally and figuratively—by the death of his ex-girlfriend, Nina, who comes back from the dead whenever they try to get intimate. Hardingham's portrayal of Holly earned her significant praise for her ability to balance dark humor, horror, and emotional depth, while the film itself became a cult favorite for its unique take on grief, love, and relationships. In addition to "Nina Forever," Abigail Hardingham has also appeared in several British television dramas. She had a notable role in the BAFTA Award-winning drama series "The Missing" (2014), where she played a pivotal role in the second season, contributing to the series' tense, dramatic atmosphere. The show, known for its intricate and emotional storylines, allowed Hardingham to demonstrate her talent for portraying emotionally complex characters. Hardingham has also worked in other television series, including guest appearances on shows like "Hollyoaks Later" and "Casualty," both of which helped her gain recognition in British television. Her performances often highlight her ability to navigate between different genres, from gritty dramas to horror-comedies, making her a versatile actress with a unique talent for bringing intensity and nuance to her roles. Despite her success in genre films and television, Hardingham is known for selecting projects that challenge her creatively. Her performances often involve characters gr...