Roxane Hayward
Actress

Roxane Hayward Net Worth

Roxane Hayward is an actress, director, and writer born in Johannesburg, South Africa. She began her acting and dancing training at the age of 6 and has since featured in various television shows and films, including 'Beaver Falls' (BBC), 'Death Race: Inferno' (Universal Pictures), 'Leonardo' (CBBC), and 'Saints and Strangers' (SONY). She also ventured into the music industry and started recording her debut album. In 2017, she starred in 'Blood Drive' (Universal Cable). Roxane is a strong advocate for health and fitness and has hosted seminars in South Africa that focus on human rights, empowerment, safety, and self-defense. She also wrote, directed, and produced the PSA 'Open Your Eyes' for HeardPSA.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress, Director, Writer
Birth Day May 07, 1991
Birth Place  Johannesburg, South Africa, South Africa
Age 32 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Gemini
Occupation Actress, model, singer
Years active 2006-present

💰 Net worth: $950,000 (2024)

Roxane Hayward, a talented and multifaceted individual, has been making waves in the South African entertainment industry. With her diverse skills as an actress, director, and writer, she has garnered immense recognition and popularity. As her career continues to flourish, so does her financial success. In 2024, Roxane Hayward's net worth is estimated to be an impressive $950,000. Her dedication, hard work, and undeniable talent have not only earned her a place in the hearts of audiences but also a secure position among South Africa's top entertainment personalities.

Biography/Timeline

2002

In 2002 when Hayward was 11 years old, she was cast in her first television commercial. Hayward then started her acting career in the CBC television drama series Jozi-H in which she played a young, troubled teenager named Daphne who was admitted into the Johannesburg General Hospital for a drug overdose. Hayward had a guest role in Episode 9 of the series titled 'Smile'. The series premiered in 2006 and ran for one season. Shortly after filming Jozi-H, Hayward appeared in SABC's Isidingo as a young victim of abuse named Chloe.

2011

In 2011, Hayward made her first appearance on British television playing the role of a summer camp counselor in the Channel 4 comedy series Beaver Falls. Hayward was then cast as a supporting role in her first feature film Death Race 3: Inferno, where she acts alongside Dougray Scott, Ving Rhames and Danny Trejo. Death Race 3: Inferno was produced by Universal Pictures and released in 2012.

2012

Hayward landed her first lead role on international television in the CBBC series Leonardo in 2012; produced by triple BAFTA award winning independent television production company, Kindle Entertainment. Hayward played the role of the young Angelica Visconti who is caught in a love triangle while betrothed to the teenage Lorenzo de' Medici. Leonardo was filmed in Cape Town, South Africa for British television. In 2014, Hayward was cast as the role of Irin in the NBC series Dominion. She appears in the episodes Broken Places and Godspeed.

2015

In 2015, Hayward was cast in the NatGeo two-part movie event, produced by Sony and Little Engine Productions titled Saints and Strangers. Hayward plays the role of the historical figure, Susanna White; one of the women aboard the Mayflower which arrived on North shore of Massachusetts in the 1600s. She acts alongside Barry Sloane, Vincent Kartheiser, Anna Camp and Ron Livingston. At the premiere of Saints and Strangers at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, Hayward was quoted saying, "I’ve done quite a few period pieces before but because this is for NatGeo this is so historically correct: every little detail, from hair and makeup to what they said, how they said it, the sets, to everything, was just historically spot on. And being around that was just incredible. It felt like you would step back in time every time you’re on set."

2016

At the start of 2016, Hayward started Muay Thai training with two-time world champion Quentin Chong. She has since hosted many workshops and seminars focusing on self-defence and has become a spokeswoman for human rights and empowerment in South Africa. This interest led to her directorial debut where she wrote, produced and directed a Public Service Announcement (PSA) to raise awareness on Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery. The PSA titled Open Your Eyes HeardPSA was created for HeardPSA - a platform created by the Global Sustainability Network to be broadcast on CNN. It was voted second worldwide an international PSA competition with a panel of judges including Quincy Jones, Wesley Snipes and Joseph Fiennes. It was broadcast internationally as well as on one of South Africa's highest viewed networks, SABC 3

2017

Hayward returned to the stage in October 2017 where she played the lead role of Viola De Lesseps in the hit West End smash hit comedy Shakespeare In Love at The Fugard Theatre. During an interview with Broadway World, Hayward was quoted saying "The thrill of being back on stage under the Lights in front of a live audience alongside some of the best in the Business is so special and such an honour. It was a bit daunting to begin with, but the support and comradery during rehearsals have turned all the nerves into butterflies." The production played to sold-out houses and critical acclaim from press and audiences alike and was extended by overwhelming demand. Hayward received rave reviews for her portrayal of the same role that won Gwyneth Paltrow an Academy Award where critics said, "Roxane Hayward’s Lady Viola de Lesseps starts off timidly and slowly builds into the best part of the production. I found myself wanting her to take centre stage in every scene she was in.". The production was nominated for three Fleur du Cap Awards including "Best Performance By An Ensemble"

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