Brie Larson (born October 1, 1989, in Sacramento, California, U.S.) is an American actress, filmmaker, and producer. She began acting as a child and appeared in television and film throughout her early career, steadily developing her craft through a variety of dramatic and comedic roles before emerging as a leading performer.
She gained widespread acclaim for Room, winning the Academy Award for Best Actress, and later achieved global recognition as Carol Danvers in Captain Marvel and other Marvel Cinematic Universe films. Known for emotionally nuanced performances and strong screen presence, she has excelled in both independent and blockbuster productions.
She has continued acting, directing, and producing while supporting initiatives related to education, representation, and social causes. With critical recognition, commercial success, and a diverse body of work across multiple genres, she remains a prominent figure shaping contemporary cinema and modern storytelling.