Alice Evans

Short Biography

Biography by Nathan SouthernWhen British actress Alice Evans launched her screen career, she placed particularly heavy emphasis on audience-pleasing comedic roles in both English and U.S. films that typically cast her as a svelte young lass or a sexy romantic interest. Evans made her first real impression among American audiences with a gentle, amiable turn as a dog-loving parole officer in the Disney comedy 102 Dalmatians. She "went period" -- 18th century to be exact -- as a kidnapping victim in The Abduction Club (2002), appeared as Vince Vaughn's suggestively clad paramour in the farce National Lampoon's Blackball (2003), and played a sinister vamp harboring vampiric secrets and ambitions in the potboiler Fascination (2004). Evans had two small, but pivotal, recurring roles on television series. In 2009, she played the younger version of Eloise Hawking in three episodes of Lost. In 2011, she began a run on The Vampire Diaries, playing Original Witch Esther.