Lillian Doucet-Roche

Born in Cambridge, England, and raised in Ottawa, Ontario, Lillian pursued acting from a young age, honing her craft and learning her personal strengths as an actor through professional theatre, singing, musical theatre, movement, mask and film training. Lillian took her experience to the next level in the drama program at Canterbury High School in Ottawa, one of Canada's top high schools for the arts. Upon graduating at the top of her class, Lillian spent a year in England, where she worked as an Au Pair and studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA). She then moved to Canada's West Coast to attend one of the country's top theatre conservatories, Studio 58, in Vancouver, where she resides today. At Studio 58, Lillian was introduced to all aspects of the acting field and was recognized with the Jean & Walter Ball Memorial Scholarship for strong comedic ability and dedication to the program. One month after graduating, she booked her first supporting lead role in a feature film, The Miracle Season, starring alongside Academy Award winners Helen Hunt and William Hurt. Lillian has since starred in feature films on Netflix, Prime, and HBO Max, recently booking the role of Cinderella's hilarious and evil step-sister in the popular five-film franchise "A Cinderella Story.". This role landed her a Leo Nomination (British Columbia film and television award) for Best Supporting Actress.She has also made Guest Star appearances on hit shows, including A Million Little Things, Wu Assassins, The Flash, and Supernatural. Lillian is currently filming on set, starring alongside Hunter King in the upcoming Hallmark Channel film, "Professional Bridesmaid".