Q'orianka Kilcher

Actress in 'The New World'

Q'orianka Kilcher - Performers & Entertainers born February 11th, 1990
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Prominent actress with a German-American heritage. Gained recognition for her role as Pocahontas in the film 'The New World' directed by Terrence Malick. Additionally appeared in the series 'Jane the Virgin' and the movie 'Princess Ka'iulani'. Worked as an activist focusing on indigenous rights, particularly through artistic expression and public awareness campaigns.

Portrayed Pocahontas in 'The New World'

Acted in 'Jane the Virgin'

Starred in 'Princess Ka'iulani'

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