Dichen Lachman, born on February 22, 1982, in Kathmandu, Nepal, is an Australian actress of Tibetan and German descent. Raised in Adelaide, Australia, Lachman embarked on her acting career in the early 2000s, gaining recognition for her diverse roles in television and film. She first garnered attention for her portrayal of Katya Kinski on the Australian soap opera “Neighbours.” Lachman’s versatility as an actress became evident as she transitioned to American television, notably with her role as Sierra/Tony in Joss Whedon’s science fiction series “Dollhouse.”

In addition to her television work, Lachman has made notable contributions to the film industry. She appeared in the Australian feature film “Aquamarine” and later gained acclaim for her role as Anya in the post-apocalyptic thriller “The 100.” With a career marked by a range of roles spanning various genres, Dichen Lachman continues to be a respected presence in the entertainment industry. Beyond her acting endeavors, she has also been involved in advocacy work, leveraging her platform to address social and environmental issues. Dichen Lachman’s multicultural background, coupled with her talent and commitment to meaningful storytelling, solidifies her as a notable figure in the global entertainment landscape.