Jane Larkin

Jane Larkin is an Australian actress, director, writer and producer. Her notable works include a speaking role in MGM's "Thirteen Lives", directed by Ron Howard; and in Australian mini-series "Darby and Joan" (as Young Denise), starring Bryan Brown and Greta Scacchi. Jane cites working with Ron Howard as a career highlight. 2022 has seen Jane in a number of productions, with highlights such as Netflix's "Spiderhead", and Season 2 of NBC's "Young Rock". Jane recently wrapped on an independent feature film titled "The Edge" [2023] where she wrote, starred, directed and produced the feature about elite female athletes. Jane also plays Penny in the upcoming Australian Netflix series "Boy Swallows Universe" [2023] based on Trent Dalton's award-winning novel of the same name. Jane's role in the comedy short, "Breaking Up with Corona", earned her and her co-star the Best Romantic Comedy Micro-Film at the Portland Comedy Festival. Jane is also formally trained internationally and domestically, recently finishing her studies at the Ivana Chubbuck Studio in California. Jane is an elite sprint athlete who has represented Australia internationally. She also has stunt training, and is highly proficient in fight choreography, firearms and combat. Jane is about to submit her PhD in creative writing and philosophy, and has been a prolific writer and filmmaker since childhood. She is drawn to the force of entertainment as a means of education and believes film has the power to change the world.