Ruta Gedmintas Biography, Age, Boyfriend, Movies and TV Shows

Ruta Gedmintas Biography

Ruta Gedmintas is an English actress known for her work on television, primarily in The Strain, Spooks: Code 9, The Borgias, The Tudors, and Lip Service.

Ruta Gedmintas Age

Gedmintas was born on August 23, 1983, in Canterbury, Kent, England. She is 35 years old as of August 2018.

Ruta Gedmintas Family

Gedmintas was born and Raised by her parents Gail Gedmintas (mother) and Vladas Gedmintas Jr. (father). She was born in Canterbury, Kent and grew in Buckinghamshire.

Ruta Gedmintas Boyfriend

Gedmintas is in a relationship with actor Luke Treadaway. They both live in a flat in North London.

Ruta Gedmintas Career

Gedmintas appeared in films like Spooks: Code 9 as Rachel Harris, a former police officer. She has also had a guest appearance in the BBC’s Waking the Dead and ITV1’s The Bill. She also played Elizabeth Blount in Showtime’s The Tudors. In 2010 she worked on the independent films Zerosome and Atletu (aka The Athlete), and later starred as Frankie in BBC Three’s Lip Service.

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Gedmintas appeared in the American drama Do No Harm playing Olivia Flynn. The series aired for one season from January through September 2013 before being canceled due to its poor ratings. She has also starred in an episode of the critically acclaimed show Ripper Street. Her most recent role to date is in The Strain as Dutch, a computer hacker.

Gedmintas stars in Unfaithful at London’s Found111, along with Sean Campion (The Borgias, Stones in his Pockets), Niamh Cusack (Heartbeat, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time) and Matthew Lewis (Harry Potter film series, The Syndicate). Gedmintas was interviewed (August 2016) regarding her previous roles as Astrid in Backbeat, Sophie in Stag, Betty (an animal-loving neighbor) in A Street Cat Named Bob, released in November 2016.

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Ruta Gedmintas Interview

Interviewer: Our previous interview with you was when you were in the West End starring as Astrid in Backbeat. What are some of your favorite memories from being in the show?

Ruta: I am a big Beatles fan. Getting to hear those songs every night, sung so well by my talented friends was brilliant. To pretend to live in that world was a pretty mesmerizing experience as a fan of the band. Andy Knott embodied John Lennon so well.

Interviewer: You play the role of Dutch in the TV series The Strain. Can you give us an insight as to what it is like being a part of this popular production?

Ruta: It’s an incredibly fun and generous set, with a wonderful cast and crew who make every day creative and interesting. The sets are intricately detailed and on a huge scale, it’s a feast for an actors imagination. I feel very lucky to be part of it.

Interviewer: Aired earlier this year (2016), you play the role of Sophie in Stag – a British black comedy television serial. Can you tell us about Stag?

Ruta: Again, there was a really excellent team behind this. Sophie was the reveal, so the secrecy surrounding my role in the production was military grade. I was transported to and from my trailer in disguise, even the actors were kept in the dark until the moment we were on set together. This level of secrecy in the “internet spoiler” world was very cool.

Interviewer: You play the role of Belle (an animal loving neighbor) in A Street Cat Named Bob (film) (Due to be released in November 2016 ). What can you tell us about this production and working with the cast?

Ruta: James and Bob’s story is incredibly inspiring and uplifting, especially now, when the news we watch every day seems perpetually negative. It’s wonderful to know the simplest of connections, began the process of drawing a man out of his complicated and at times incredibly sad circumstances. James is a great human being. I am so thankful to have spent time with him and Bob and to be involved in telling their story on screen. Luke Treadaway plays James wonderfully, its a really moving performance. It’s always wonderful to have Joanne Froggatt around, she is always excellent and Anthony Head is such a treat. I have a feeling we will all be upstaged by Bob. But. It is his story.