Ana de Armas is a Cuban actress whose career began in 2006 with the film “Una rosa de Francia.” Soon after, she became widely recognized through Spanish television with “El Internado” (2007–2010)—a defining chapter that made her a household name for Spanish-speaking audiences. That early trajectory is why she remains strongly associated both with Cuban talent abroad and with the teen-series era that shaped a generation of viewers.

Her full international breakthrough arrived with English-language roles starting in 2015, and she quickly anchored major studio projects: “Blade Runner 2049” alongside Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, and “Knives Out” (2019), directed by Rian Johnson, where she shared the screen with Daniel Craig and Chris Evans and earned a major awards nomination. In “No Time to Die” (2021) she returned to Craig within the James Bond franchise, and she later portrayed Marilyn Monroe in “Blonde,” a performance that brought her an Academy Award nomination in 2023. In 2025, she expanded her action profile with “Ballerina,” connected to the John Wick universe.

Her personal life has also drawn public attention through relationships linked to well-known names in entertainment. She was previously married to Spanish actor Marc Clotet, and later her relationship with Ben Affleck made headlines after they worked in the thriller “Deep Water.” She was subsequently linked to executive Paul Boukadakis, and in 2024 she was photographed in social settings with Manuel Anido Cuesta. More recently, she has been seen with Tom Cruise in the context of meetings and preparation for a shared film project, while her public image remains closely tied to an increasingly Hollywood-centered career.