Sydney Sweeney, who has appeared in acclaimed productions such as Euphoria, The White Lotus, and The Handmaid's Tale, also starred in a film portraying the life story of famous female boxer Christy Martin. Her full name is Sydney Bernice Sweeney. She was born on September 12, 1997, in Spokane, Washington, United States, into a religious family. Her mother, Lisa Mudd, is a criminal defense lawyer, while her father, Steven Sweeney, is a pharmacist who later worked in the hospitality industry. She has a younger brother named Trent Sweeney.

Sydney Sweeney grew up in rural northern Idaho, in the Panhandle region near the Washington border, in a lakeside home where her family had lived for five generations. Active in many sports, she attended middle school at Saint George’s School in Spokane. She completed her high school education at Brighton Hall School in Burbank, California, and briefly attended the University of California, Los Angeles.

Sweeney developed an interest in acting after auditioning as an extra for an independent film shot in the Spokane area. To convince her parents to allow her to pursue acting, she presented them with a five-year business plan. Until moving permanently to Los Angeles at the age of thirteen, she attended auditions and booked commercial work in Seattle and Portland, Oregon, where her family temporarily resided.

Sydney Sweeney began her career with guest appearances on various television shows. She first gained attention in 2018 with her role in the television series Everything Sucks!. She later appeared in The Handmaid's Tale and Sharp Objects. In 2019, she acted in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, directed by Quentin Tarantino.

In 2019, Sydney Sweeney achieved wider recognition for her portrayal of Cassie Howard in the HBO drama series Euphoria. Her popularity further increased with her role in the first season of the anthology series The White Lotus, for which she received Primetime Emmy Award nominations in 2021.

In 2020, Sydney Sweeney founded the production company Fifty-Fifty Films. In 2023, she portrayed Reality Winner in the drama film Reality and starred in the commercially successful romantic comedy Any But You. In 2024, she appeared in the superhero film Madame Web and served as both producer and lead actress in the horror film Immaculate.

In 2023, Sydney Sweeney was included in Forbes magazine’s 30 Under 30 list.

Sydney Sweeney has been engaged to businessman Jonathan Davino since 2022. She is also known for her passion for classic cars and owns several vintage vehicles, including a 1967 Ford Mustang and a 1969 Ford Bronco.

Films and Television:
2024 – Christy Martin Biography (Christy Martin) (Feature Film)
2024 – Echo Valley (Claire) (Feature Film)
2024 – The Players Table (TBA) (TV Series)
2024 – Silver Star (Franny) (Feature Film)
2024 – Immaculate (Sister Cecilia) (Feature Film)
2024 – Madame Web (Julia Cornwall) (Feature Film)
2023 – Any But You (Bea) (Feature Film)
2021 – The White Lotus (Olivia Mossbacher) (TV Series)
2021 – The Voyeurs (Pippa) (Feature Film)
2021 – Robot Chicken (Barbie, Riley Andersen) (TV Series)
2021 – Night Teeth (Eva) (Feature Film)
2021 – Downfalls High (Scarlett) (Web Film)
2020 – Day by Day (Winnie Chapman) (Web Series)
2020 – Nocturne (Juliet Lowe) (Feature Film)
2019–2024 – Euphoria (Cassie Howard) (TV Series)
2019 – Clementine (Lana) (Feature Film)
2019 – Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (Snake) (Feature Film)
2019 – Big Time Adolescence (Holly) (Feature Film)
2018 – The Wrong Daughter (Samantha) (TV Film)
2018 – The Handmaid's Tale (Eden Spencer) (TV Series)
2018 – Sharp Objects (Alice) (TV Series)
2018 – Relentless (Ally) (Feature Film)
2018 – Manic (Missy) (TV Series)
2018 – Under the Silver Lake (Sydney Sweeney) (Feature Film)
2018 – Everything Sucks! (Emaline Addario) (TV Series)
2018 – Along Came the Devil (Ashley) (Feature Film)
2017 – Vikes (Ida) (Feature Film)
2017 – The Middle (Student) (TV Series)
2017 – Pretty Little Liars (Willa) (TV Series)
2017 – Monster School Animation (Madeline Rayon) (TV Series)
2017 – It Happened Again Last Night (Young Paige) (Feature Film)
2017 – In the Vault (Haley Caren) (TV Series)
2017 – Dead Ant (Sam) (Feature Film)
2016 – Angels in Stardust (Annie) (Feature Film)
2016 – The Horde (Hailey Summers) (Feature Film)
2016 – Cassidy Way (Kelsey Connors) (Feature Film)
2015 – The Unborn (Young Janey Hutchins) (Short Film)
2015 – The Martial Arts Kid (Julia) (Feature Film)
2015 – Stolen From Suburbia (Emma Hudson) (Feature Film)
2015 – Love Made Visible (Leah) (Feature Film)
2015 – Held (Lily Woods) (Feature Film)
2014 – Grey's Anatomy (Erin Weaver) (TV Series)
2014 – Angels in Stardust (Annie) (Feature Film)
2013 – Spiders 3D (Emily) (Feature Film)
2011 – The Bling Ring (Izzy Fishman) (TV Film)
2011 – Kickin' It (Kelsey Vargas) (TV Series)
2010 – The Ward (Young Alice) (Feature Film)
2010 – The Opium Eater (Sarah Detzer) (Feature Film)
2010 – Takeo (Samantha Wright) (Feature Film)
2010 – Night Blind (Little Girl) (Feature Film)
2010 – Chase (Kayla Edwards) (TV Series)
2010 – 90210 (Girl) (TV Series)
2009 – ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction (Lisa) (Feature Film)
2009 – Criminal Minds (Dani Forester) (TV Series)
2009 – Heroes (Young Girl) (TV Series)

Source: Biyografiler.com