Abbie Hern joins Enola Holmes 2 as the titular character’s new friend, Mae, but which other productions has the actress appeared in? Here’s everything we know about the newbie star.
Stranger Things helped Millie Bobby Brown rise from inexperienced tween actor to a global star. Enola Holmes continues her reign as a sought after leading lady.
Enola, the younger sister to Sherlock Holmes’ respected detective Sherlock Holmes (played by Henry Cavill), is eager to tackle her own cases. Business isn’t booming, however, as an inexperienced female investigator. When she’s about to close shop, Enola’s luck strikes when a penniless matchstick girl offers her first official job.
It’s a male-dominated society, but there is no shortage of sisterhood as Enola becomes close friends with her first client, Bessie, and her fellow worker, Mae. The characters are respectively portrayed by Serrana Sue-Ling Bliss or Abbie Hern.
Abbie Hern portrays Enola Holmes 2 matchstick girl Mae
Abbie was born February 9, 1997 in Cardiff, Wales. Natalie, her mother, is close to Abbie and has frequently appeared on her social networks.
Her legal name was previously Abbie Louise Davies, after her mother’s maiden name. She changed it to her stepfather’s surname, Hern, in 2017, since he has always been a father figure to her.
Before breaking into Hollywood, Abbie, 25, studied acting at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama.
Hern’s first professional credit dates back to 2020 in one episode of The Twilight Zone, which is based on the original horror series of the same name by Rod Serling.
She was Tish for six episodes of The Pact (BBC One) her longest tenure as a TV star. Peaky Blinders and The Boy Who Steal God were other jobs.
She is not very open about her personal life but has shared glimpses of her relationship to Kerim, her 27-year-old boyfriend.
Abbie had to learn how make matchsticks for Enola Sherlock 2
Mae is Enola’s Hannah Montana 2 and lives as an innocent matchstick girls by day. At night, however she emerges from the shadows to be a singer-dancer.
The contrasting personality is one of Abbie’s favorite aspects of the character. She had to learn how she could make matchsticks in the real world. The good news is thatShe can put it on her resumé.
“I spent hours actually making the matches,” she . “It felt so real, and you’d think it sounds quite boring making matches, but I got so into it. I loved it. By the end of it, I started to think I had a calling in matchmaking!”
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