Elizabeth Ellul Hawes
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Elizabeth Ellul Hawes was born at il-Fgura on 12 July, 1976. She was an Actress.
(Lisa) has always been passionate about performing arts, singing and acting in a number of district theatrical performances from when a child. Inspired by the classical musical, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Lisa auditioned for more prominent roles and qualified for a drama workshop in Luxembourg. Armed with this experience she further enhanced her skills through a number of local professional acting courses and pursued film stunt training. She is also Trinity qualified.
Lisa is credited as the stunt double of Ali Hillis in Open Water 2: Adrift and as the stunt double of Rachel Weisz in Agora. She has also featured in a number of roles on other international productions, including Game of Thrones, Sinbad, Come un Delfino (la serie), Napoleon, Harbour of Hope and WWZ.
Thanks to her British roots she can conjure a proper English accent upon demand which compliments her Brythonic looks and further opened opportunities on radio and theatre. Her theatrical contributions include Oliver, The Wicked Wizard of Oz, High School Musical and Milied b’Differenza.
Lisa’s local contributions also include roles in Simpatici, Eklissi and in a number of commercials and music videos. She is currently playing the role of Benna, a main character in the popular local drama Iċ-Ċaqqufa which requires strong and varied expressive emotions confirming her versatility in impersonations.
Lisa is married to actor Malcolm Ellul.