Keisha Castle-Hughes
Keisha Castle-Hughes (born 24 March 1990) is an Australian-born New Zealand film actress who rose to prominence at the age of eleven when playing Paikea "Pai" Apirana in the 2002 film Whale Rider. For her performance in the film, Castle-Hughes was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress, the youngest-ever nominee in the category at the time, and won the Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Best Actress.
Castle-Hughes has appeared in films such as Hey, Hey, It's Esther Blueburger (2008), the New Zealand tele-movie Piece Of My Heart (2009), and Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005). She played Mary in The Nativity Story in (2006), and appeared in Red Dog (2011) and Thank You for Your Service (2017), among several other films.
She is well known for television roles as Obara Sand in HBO's Game of Thrones and Special Agent Hana Gibson in FBI: Most Wanted. She also had recurring roles in Roadies (2016), Manhunt (2017), and On The Ropes (2018).
Fotos
Filmes (18)

In the Palm of Her Hand
2026 · Executive Producer

Housewife
2025 · Executive Producer

Uma Cura de Outro Mundo
2025 · Deputy Gracie Marsh, Producer

Toxic
2020 · Irene, Co-Producer

Insanidade
2019 · Wyatt

Honra ao Mérito
2017 · Alea

Queen of Carthage
2015 · Simi

Game of Thrones: A Day in the Life
2015 · Self

Mudando o Futuro
2013 · Priya

Vampire
2011 · Jellyfish

Cão Vermelho
2011 · Rosa

Piece of My Heart
2009 · Young Kat

A Sorte do Vinicultor
2009 · Celeste

Uma Garota Diferente
2008 · Sunni

Jesus - A História do Nascimento
2006 · Mary

Star Wars: Episódio III - A Vingança dos Sith
2005 · Queen of Naboo

Encantadora de Baleias
2003 · Paikea Apirana
Mother Knows Best
Séries (10)

Star Wars: O Lote Estragado
2021 · Emerie Karr (voice)

FBI: Os Mais Procurados
2020 · Hana Gibson

On The Ropes
2018 · Jess O'Connor

FBI
2018 · Hana Gibson

Manhunt
2017 · Tabby

Roadies
2016 · Donna Mancini

A Guerra dos Tronos
2011 · Obara Sand

The Walking Dead
2010 · Joan

A Lenda do Guerreiro
2008 · The Creator / Maia

The Oscars
1953 · Self







