What Has Anya Taylor Joy Been In

What Has Anya Taylor‑Joy Been In? A Complete Look at Her Film and TV Career

Anya Taylor‑Joy emerged as a breakout star with the 2015 horror hit The Witch, and she has since built a diverse résumé that spans period dramas, thrillers, and superhero blockbusters. Below is a concise, up‑to‑date guide to the movies and television series that define her career, plus a few recent highlights that keep her in the spotlight.

Early Breakthroughs (2015‑2017)

Taylor‑Joy’s first major roles set the tone for a talent capable of intense, character‑driven performances.

The Witch (2015) – As Thomasin, she delivered a haunting performance that earned critical praise and introduced her to international audiences.
Split (2016) – Though a supporting role, her appearance in M. Night Shyamalan’s thriller placed her alongside James McAvoy.
Glass (2019) – She reprised her role as Casey Cooke from Split, cementing her presence in the Shyamalan universe.

Rise to Stardom (2018‑2020)

During this period, Taylor‑Joy took on a variety of leading roles that showcased her range.

Emma. (2020) – Playing the titular Jane Austen heroine, she blended wit and charm, earning a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical.
Midnight's Children (2012) – uncredited – An early appearance that hinted at her future versatility.
Peaky Blinders (2022) – Guest appearance – A brief but memorable turn in the acclaimed BBC series.

Blockbuster Success and Awards (2021‑2023)

Taylor‑Joy’s profile skyrocketed with two high‑visibility projects that earned both box‑office success and major award recognition.

The Last of Us (2023, HBO) – As Emily, she joined the ensemble of this critically acclaimed adaptation, expanding her television credentials.
The Northman (2022) – In this Viking epic, she portrayed Queen Lagertha, displaying physicality and emotional depth.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) – As the enigmatic Princess of the film, she contributed to the sequel’s commercial triumph.
Thoroughbred (2024) – A forthcoming drama where she plays a horse trainer confronting personal loss.