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Charlie Esquér is a British American actress living in London & LA. She was born to a British father and an American mother. On her maternal side her Grandmother is Mexican and Grandfather is Native American Indian. She has trained at Richmond Drama School and RADA before completing her training at Rose Bruford.
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- Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) as Mexican Survivor (uncredited)
- Zapped (2016) as Orb Assassin
- Dragon Fury 3 (2026) as Connie
- Dragon Fury: Wrath Of Fire (2022) as Connie
- The Worst Film Festival Ever (2025) as Caroline
- Krampus: The Return (2022) as Paula
- Easter Bunny Massacre: The Bloody Trail (2022) as Carla
- Mary Had a Little Lamb (2023) as Shelley
- Shockwaves (2022) as Gwen
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Most-watched Charlie Esquér films currently: Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019), Dragon Fury 3 (2026), Dragon Fury: Wrath Of Fire (2022), The Worst Film Festival Ever (2025), Krampus: The Return (2022).
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Selected TV credits: Zapped (2016).
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