Conor Leslie

About Conor Leslie

Conor Leslie is an American actress, writer, and photographer born on April 10, 1991, in Millburn, New Jersey. Raised by her mother Rosanne Leslie, a writer and life coach, she developed a passion for the arts early in her life. She began modeling at age fifteen and developed an intense skill for film photography, navigating her personal life using a vintage manual camera. Demonstrating early focus, she graduated from Millburn High School as a junior to relocate to New York City and dive completely into professional acting. 

Her film and television biography highlights a steady trajectory across major network dramas and streaming franchises. She made her screen debut at age fifteen in commercials and the unreleased television movie "M.O.N.Y." in 2007. Following a guest role in "The Unusuals" in 2009 and an appearance in the comedy "Beware the Gonzo" in 2010, she delivered a breakout performance as Angie in the psychological thriller "Chained" in 2012. Her profile grew substantially on television when she starred as the courtesan Sabine in the historical miniseries "Klondike" in 2014, and she followed this with a role as the AI computer system Natasha in the sci-fi comedy series "Other Space" in 2015. She secured a major recurring role as Trudy Walker, the tragic half-sister of the protagonist, in the dystopian series "The Man in the High Castle" from 2015 to 2018, while also starring as Sarah Ellis in the political drama series "Shots Fired" in 2017. Leslie achieved massive global recognition and an absolute career peak when she was cast as Donna Troy, also known as Wonder Girl, in the live-action superhero series "Titans" from 2018 to 2023. She went on to play the female lead in the action-comedy "Dark Web: Cicada 3301" in 2021, directed by her co-star Alan Ritchson. Her more recent projects include headlining the horror film "Archangel" in 2026 and starring as the romantic lead in the dramedy feature "In Spite of Ourselves" in 2026. 

While she does not possess a traditional commercial music discography or a solo pop career, she has made notable creative contributions to music video culture. She starred as the primary love interest and creative focus in the official music video for the emotional acoustic track "Did She Look" by the singer-songwriter Dan Godlin in 2013, an appearance that frequently bridged her acting and visual modeling portfolios. 

Personal information regarding her family and private life centers on her deep roots in New Jersey and her close bond with her mother and her two brothers, Dylan and Jack Leslie. Her brother Dylan is an accomplished professional photographer and director who frequently collaborates with her on visual shoots. In her romantic life, Leslie surprised the public when she announced her engagement to Canadian actor and "Jane the Virgin" star Brett Dier on January 29, 2026, after going public with their relationship in late 2024. The couple has never been married before and does not have children. 

Throughout her transition from a teenage commercial actress to a major streaming star, Leslie has remained remarkably vocal about maintaining a sense of humor and prioritizing privacy. A notable quote regarding her approach to fame and navigating the fast-paced entertainment industry highlights her professional perspective: "I don't share all the things I've learned to do or don't do on social media, because keeping things to ourselves is incredibly important. You have to have a sense of humor about it all, and it will help you glide through life's difficult periods." Reflecting on her transition into physically demanding comic book adaptations and finding the reality within stylized universes, she famously observed: "Stepping into a character like Wonder Girl requires you to balance immense mythological strength with deep human vulnerability. If you don't anchor the superheroics in real emotional stakes, the spectacle doesn't mean a thing."