Chase Sui Wonders

Biography

Chase Sui Wonders is an American actress who grew up outside Detroit and whose first credit came with A Trivial Exclusion in 2009, a film she co-directed, wrote and led; she later wrote and directed the feature Last Migration in 2015. She studied film at Harvard University, where she wrote for The Harvard Lampoon. Her screen acting includes Daniel Isn't Real (2019), a small part in Sofia Coppola's On the Rocks (2020), the satirical slasher Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) and Out of the Blue (2022). On television she was a main cast member of HBO Max's Generation (2021) and the lead of Apple TV+'s City on Fire (2023); in 2025 she played Quinn Hackett on Apple TV+'s The Studio, earning Best Supporting Actress nominations at the Gotham TV Awards and the Astra TV Awards, and appeared in I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025).

30years old

Turns 31 on May 21in 192 days

Born May 21, 1996Detroit
Star sign: GeminiFirst day of the sign, on the Taurus cusp
Chase Charmayne Sui Wonders (birth name)

Movie Career

Films: 5
Career span: 6 years2019 to 2025

Every film, newest first

2025I Know What You Did Last SummerIMDb rating 5.1
2022Bodies Bodies BodiesIMDb rating 6.1
2022Out of the BlueIMDb rating 4.4
2020On the RocksIMDb rating 6.4
2019Daniel Isn't RealIMDb rating 6.0

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First role
Wonders began her film career in 2009 with A Trivial Exclusion, serving as its protagonist, co-director and lead screenwriter. She also directed and wrote the feature-length film Last Migration in 2015.
Behind the camera
Wonders wrote and directed the short film Wake for Vogue China in 2022, starring in it herself alongside Charles Melton.
Early training
Wonders graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University, where she majored in film studies and production and wrote for The Harvard Lampoon, the college humor publication.