Daisy Ridley, known for her role as Rey in the “Star Wars” sequel trilogy, is set to receive the Hollywood Rising Star Award at the prestigious 50th anniversary of the Deauville Film Festival. This recognition celebrates her achievements in the film industry and her promising future, placing her among esteemed past recipients like Emilia Clarke, Ana de Armas, and Robert Pattinson.

Ridley’s Hollywood journey has been a remarkable one, starting with her breakthrough performance in “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (2015). She has since showcased her talent in diverse roles, from major productions like “Murder on the Orient Express” (2017) to indie films such as “Ophelia” (2018) and “Sometimes I Think About Dying” (2023) by Rachel Lambert.

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Despite encountering challenges, including her diagnosis with Graves’ disease in 2023, Ridley’s dedication to her craft has remained unwavering. Her resilience and commitment to acting have further endeared her to audiences and industry peers alike.

As Ridley accepts the Hollywood Rising Star Award at Deauville, it becomes evident that her star is on the rise. Her ability to seamlessly transition between different genres and deliver captivating performances solidifies her status as one of the most promising talents of her generation.

Looking ahead, Ridley’s future looks bright, with a string of successful projects and a growing reputation as a versatile actress. The recognition she receives at Deauville serves as a testament to her talent and a promising sign of her continued success in the industry.