Actress Rosalind Eleazar plays Kat Donovan, the heroine of the series I miss youadapted from the eponymous novel by Harlan Coben, released on Netflix on January 1. The young woman suffers from a malformation which affects her hands.
At 36, English actress Rosalind Eleazar is a rising star. If the young woman first distinguished herself in the theater, she joined the cast of one of the best series of the moment, the spy thriller Slow Horses to watch on Apple TV+, in which she plays the character of Louisa Guy. And, the day after her marriage to her companion Gabriele La Guidice, the young woman received the script for I miss youthe new series adapted from a novel by Harlan Coben, released on January 1 on Netflix. So much so that the actress devoured the novel in question during her honeymoon! After Michelle Keegan in Double trap Last year, Netflix and Harlan Coben set their sights on Rosalind Eleazar to play this new heroine. In I miss youthe actress plays the role of Kat Donovan, a police detective who discovers on a dating application her ex-fiancé Josh, who left her without a word or an explanation 11 years earlier, just after the death of her father, a murdered police officer. If you watched I miss you on Netflix, you may have noticed actress Rosalind Eleazar’s hands.
I miss you (Netflix): actress Rosalind Eleazar suffers from symbrachydactyly, a birth defect
Rosalind Eleazar suffers from symbrachydactyly, a non-hereditary malformation which most often affects the hands and sometimes the feet. This is characterized by short or even absent fingers. This syndrome could be due to an interruption of the blood supply to the limb in question during pregnancy. In I miss you, the series rarely does close-ups of the actress’s hands, notably when Kat is holding her phone, especially when logging into the dating app. Some viewers, however, noticed that the series Slow Horses in which she stars repeatedly took close-ups of her fingers, as if to integrate it into her character’s story. “It’s interesting how they started adding shots in Season 2 that prominently showed his birth defects in his fingers, as if to point them out,” noted a user on the Reddit forum.
I miss you (Netflix): Rosalind Eleazar lived for two years in Ghana, her father’s native country
Rosalind Eleazar was born to an English mother and a Ghanaian father. She grew up in the Clapham area of south London. “I always felt like I didn’t fit in, I think part of it was being raised by the white side of my family, confided the actress in an interview with Guardian. Some of my earliest memories are of people doubting that my mother was my mother, so I spent a lot of time trying to prove that she was.” Rosalind Eleazar and her mother often visited Ghana and, after graduating from the University of Nottingham in Spanish and Mandarin, the young woman settled there for two years, shortly after the death of her husband. father. Some of her siblings also work in the film and television industry in Ghana and Rosalind Eleazar worked for her brother’s production company before returning to the United Kingdom.
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