Jessie Cave

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Jessica Alice Cave Lloyd (born 5 May 1987) is an English actor, comedian, and cartoonist best known for her appearances in Harry Potter's film series and as Lavender Brown in Lavender Brown's film series, as well as her appearances in London and in Edinburgh.

Love Sick, her trademark cartoon doodle book, has also been published, and some of the designs have appeared on greeting cards.

Early life

Cave was born in London on May 5th, the second eldest of five siblings. Her father is a general practitioner. Deborah is the mother of Hong Kong's former Chief Secretary, Sir Charles Philip Haddon-Cave, who was born in Tasmania. Bebe Cave, the girl's younger sister, is also an actor.

For sixth Form, she attended Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith. She studied illustration and animation at Kingston University before graduating at the age of 19. When she was 15, her tennis career was cut short by injury. She revealed that she had been assaulted by her tennis coach at the age of 14. She had intended to study stage management at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and worked in London as a stagehand before deciding to pursue acting.

Personal life

Alfie Brown, the son of composer Steve Brown and impressionist Jan Ravens, is in a relationship with the cave. They have four children: a son born in October 2014, a daughter born in July 2016, and a third son born in March 2022.

The couple's friendship inspired Cave's 2015 Edinburgh Festival Fringe comedy I Loved Her and her 2018 sell-out show Sunrise, in which she explores their break-up and co-parenting. Sunrise received a lot of praise and rave reviews, and Nick Hern Books has since published it as a playtext. The logo is also used on the front cover and as part of the stage version. In 2018, the former couple appeared in Comedy Central's Roast Battle.

Cave has continued to create her signature cartoon drawings, which mix observational humour and vulnerability. In 2020, She and her sister, actress Bebe Cave, started a podcast called We Can't Talk About That Right Now, a term inspired by their journey into the world of grief after losing their brother Benjamin Cave in 2019.

After testing positive for COVID-19, Cave's third child and second son was admitted in hospital in January 2021. When pregnant with her fourth child in February 2022, Cave was positive for COVID-19. She was admitted to the hospital in March in March, where she gave birth to her fourth child later this year.

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Career

Cave made her acting debut in the drama Summerhill, shown on CBBC in early 2008.

She won the role of Lavender Brown in the film Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince through an open casting call held on 1 July 2007. Cave, who came from an agency, beat over 7,000 girls who turned up for the audition. She also performed the voice of Lavender in the video-game adaptations of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.

In June 2009, she made her West End début, playing "Thomasina" in a revival of Tom Stoppard's Arcadia at the Duke of York's Theatre. That December, Cave had a minor role in the 2009 film Inkheart as a water nymph.

She appeared in the play Breed at Theatre503, playing the role of Liv, from 21 September to 16 October 2010. She won the Off West-End stage award for People's Choice for Female Performance.

On 4 February 2011, she appeared as a one-off character Hermione in the CBBC children's drama Sadie J.

Cave runs the website Pindippy, and its associated YouTube channel of the same name, which feature short videos written by and starring Cave herself, with occasional appearances from some of her other Harry Potter co-stars, including her close friend, Evanna Lynch.

During 2012, she played the title character in a 2012 production of J. M. Barrie's Mary Rose at the DogOrange Theatre, in London, Zazzy in the final episode of season 2 of Grandma's House, aired on 24 May 2012, and the role of Elder Biddy in the 2012 film adaptation of Great Expectations, based on the novel by Charles Dickens, and directed by Mike Newell. During the filming of Great Expectations, Cave worked alongside her younger sister Bebe (who played the younger Biddy), and was also reunited with her Harry Potter co-stars Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, and Ralph Fiennes. By June 2012, Cave had amassed over 30,000 followers on her Twitter account.

That August, she made her debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with her show, Bookworm, which is described as "a charming hour of character comedy and loving literary silliness inspired by the obsessive Potter fans" Cave encountered while starring in the Harry Potter films. In the show, Cave stars as the bossy leader of a book club named Bookworms United, whose sidekick is played by her younger sister, Bebe. Cave's character expresses her enthusiasm for topics ranging from Babar to Andre Agassi's autobiography through a combination of homemade props and shadow puppetry, which conceal the character's neurosis, and contrast with a subplot about an ex-boyfriend. Her 2018 Edinburgh Fringe show Sunrise was an "emotionally intelligent [and] honest" performance (including a Harry Potter fan convention-as-sex-party sketch).

During 2013, Cave played a minor role as a waitress named Angela in a medieval restaurant in the second series of BBC Three's Pramface, aired on 8 January 2013. She appeared as Theodora Snitch, a character in YouTube's one-off revival of the TV series Knightmare; Denise in episode 2 of Coming Up Series 8; as Alicia Ferguson in the CBBC series Wizards vs Aliens, in the two-part episode "The Thirteenth Floor"; as Anne-Marie Bonner in series 2 of The Job Lot, and as Annie Maddocks in the E4 drama Glue in 2014.

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