Imogen Poots

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Characters played by Imogen Poots

Tammy Harris — 28 Weeks Later (2007)

Don's daughter struggling with trauma and survival.

Julia Maddon — Need for Speed (2014)

Julia Maddon is an English car broker working for Bill Ingram. She accompanies Tobey Marshall on the journey to the De Leon as a condition of borrowing the Mustang, helps him evade threats, and persuades Monarch to hear Tobey's claim of innocence. She is injured before the race and later reunites with Tobey.

Laura — The Father (2020)

A carer who arrives for an interview. Anthony claims he is a professional dancer and refuses assistance. He later compares her to his daughter Lucy. Her identity shifts among other female figures in Anthony's perception over time.

Amy Petersen — Fright Night (2011)

Friend or acquaintance involved in the suburban storyline.

Gemma — Vivarium (2019)

Primary school teacher and Tom's girlfriend who visits the Yonder housing development. She is forced to raise a rapidly aging child, repeatedly attempts to escape, discovers Tom's corpse in a vacuum bag, wounds the Boy, and ultimately dies after learning that mothers perish after raising their sons. She is buried alongside Tom.

Laura — All of You (2025)

Laura is Simon’s best friend from college and the woman he has loved for years. After Soul Connex matches her with Lukas, she marries him and has a child, yet remains emotionally close to Simon. Their affair exposes her conflict between family responsibilities and her feelings for Simon, though she ultimately refuses to leave her family.

Amber — Green Room (2016)

Friend of the murdered victim Emily, who stays in the green room with the band. Acts as a key survivor and combatant, using a box cutter and shotgun to eliminate multiple attackers, and ultimately helps Pat kill Darcy to escape the massacre.

Lidia Yuknavitch — The Chronology of Water (2025)

Lidia is the central figure, whose early love of swimming and writing offers refuge from abuse at home. She struggles with trauma, addiction, grief, and volatile relationships, but continues to pursue writing and eventually builds a family with Andy. Her journey culminates in a renewed connection with swimming and the healing power she associates with water.

Riley Stone — Black Christmas (2019)

The primary protagonist of the 2019 installment; a Mu Kappa Epsilon sorority member battling PTSD from a past sexual assault. She evolves from a traumatized survivor into the central leader who uncovers the fraternity's supernatural conspiracy and ultimately destroys the Hawthorne bust to save her friends.

Jess Crichton — A Long Way Down (2014)

An isolated single mother seeking escape from chronic depression and loneliness, whose primary tether to life is her young daughter.

Ellie Andrews — That Awkward Moment (2014)

Ellie Andrews is a new author who meets Jason after he defends her at a bar, then becomes upset when he leaves her apartment immediately after they sleep together. She accepts his comic-strip apology and dates him, but their relationship collapses when Jason avoids her father's funeral. His public declaration later gives them a chance to begin again.

Arianne — Centurion (2010)

An exiled Briton accused of witchcraft who speaks Latin. She provides crucial shelter, food, and medical care to the wounded Romans during their retreat. Despite the cultural divide, she forms a bond with Dias, hiding him from pursuers and ultimately welcoming him back at the film's conclusion.

Career Overview

Imogen Poots has 58 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Black Christmas with 1 titles. Signature works include Outer Range, Need for Speed, The Father. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
58
Birth Date
1989-06-03
Birth Place
London, England, UK

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q237012), public domain (CC0).