Jemima West

Jemima West is a French-English actress who grew up in Paris and made her acting debut at 12 in Luc Besson's 1999 film Joan Of Arc. She went on to star in Maïwenn's short film I'm an Actrice and in the third season of the Canadian series 15/Love. Her French television credits included Josephine Ange Gardien, Ben & Thomas, Trouble Paradis, and R.I.S. Police Scientifique, followed by a film role in King Guillaume with Florence Foresti. In 2009 she starred as Louisa in the two-part thriller mini-series Who Killed Little Red Riding Hood, which won best mini-series at the La Rochelle TV Film Festival. She played Rose in the French mini-series Maison Close. She played Isabelle Lightwood in The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones (2013) and Alice Whelan in the British drama Indian Summers, the roles for which she is best known. She also appeared as Vittoria in the second season of The Borgias.