Graça Reis (Grace Kings) is an actress born in Lisbon, Portugal, fluent in Portuguese, French, and English. With experience across multiple short films, including "Roses are red violents are blue" (2023), "Em Queda Livre" (2025) and "A Casa" (2026), all directed by João Santos Silva. Grace has developed a strong foundation in screen acting through professional workshops and training at Let It Happen Acting School, where she has been a student since 2022. Her work is rooted in emotional truth, active listening, and a deep commitment to character development. Known for her sensitivity, discipline, and collaborative spirit, she approaches each project with curiosity, generosity, and care — both on set and in life. Drawn to complex characters and intimate storytelling, Kings values honesty in performance and the power of cinema to reveal what is human, fragile, and true.
Graça Reis (Grace Kings) is an actress born in Lisbon, Portugal, fluent in Portuguese, French, and English. With experience across multiple short films, including "Roses are red violents are blue" (2023), "Em Queda Livre" (2025) and "A Casa" (2026), all directed by João Santos Silva. Grace has developed a strong foundation in screen acting through professional workshops and training at Let It Happen Acting School, where she has been a student since 2022. Her work is rooted in emotional truth, active listening, and a deep commitment to character development. Known for her sensitivity, discipline, and collaborative spirit, she approaches each project with curiosity, generosity, and care — both on set and in life. Drawn to complex characters and intimate storytelling, Kings values honesty in performance and the power of cinema to reveal what is human, fragile, and true.
