Taissa Farmiga

Taissa Farmiga is an American actress, known for her roles in television and film, particularly for her work in the anthology series "American Horror Story." Born on August 17, 1994, she has made a mark in the horror genre with roles in "The Nun" and other notable films.

Taissa Farmiga was born on August 17, 1994, in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey. Raised in a large Ukrainian-American family, she is the youngest of seven children. Her upbringing involved a strong cultural influence, as Ukrainian was spoken at home. Taissa initially considered a career in accounting before her sister Vera encouraged her to explore acting.

Taissa Farmiga was homeschooled through high school. She did not follow a traditional educational path in acting but entered the field encouraged by her sister, seasoned actress Vera Farmiga.

Known for her introspective nature, Taissa Farmiga is selective about her roles, often choosing ones that challenge her. Outside of acting, she enjoys traveling and maintains a private profile, preferring to let her work take center stage.

Taissa Farmiga shows an inclination towards roles within the horror genre and seeks to expand her repertoire with diverse and challenging characters in both film and television.

Taissa Farmiga gained prominence in "American Horror Story" with standout performances in seasons like "Murder House" and "Coven." Her debut in Vera Farmiga's film "Higher Ground" started her career. She has also made her mark on Broadway with the play "Buried Child."

Aside from "American Horror Story," Taissa Farmiga's filmography includes "The Bling Ring," "The Final Girls," and "The Nun." These films have established her as a notable figure in the horror genre.