Stephanie Arcila is an American actress. She’s best known for her roles inDon’t Breathe 2 (2021),Penny Dreadful: City of Angels (2020)andHere and Now (2018).
Contents
- 1 Career
- 2 Profile
- 4 Family
- 6 Net Worth
- 7 Facts
- 8 Movies
- 9 TV Series
- 10 TV Shows
- 11 Quotes
Career
She began her acting journey in 2010 with the TV series Aurora. It was her first-ever appearance wherein she did an extraordinary job in portraying Brenda’s character.
This little advance taught her how to work on her acting abilities and take them to a higher level. Gradually, she picked up all that and set herself up for a major send-off.
In 2012, she showed up in the TV series Passions of the Heart. That very same year, she also made her big-screen debut with the movie I Hate This Part.
She started getting recognized more when she starred in the TV series NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigation Service in 2018.
Numerous producers and filmmakers got drawn to her and were excited to offer her more chances to work together on a project in the future.
She then got highlighted in the TV series Penny Dreadful: City of Angels (2020). Her great performance there brought about a back-to-back win for her at several award ceremonies.
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Profile
- Real Name: Stephanie Arcila
- Stage Name: Stephanie Arcila
- Nickname: Stephanie
- Birthday: March 8, 1990
- Birthplace: Miami, Florida, United States
- Zodiac Sign: Pisces
- Nationality: American
- Religion: –
- Profession: Actress
- Education: –
- Hobbies: Singing, surfing the internet
- Facebook: Stephanie Arcila Official
- Twitter: @StephArcila
- Instagram: @stepharcila
- TikTok: –
- YouTube: –
Height, Weight, & Physical Appearance
- Height: 168 cm (5’6”)
- Weight: 60 kg (132 lbs)
- Blood Type: –
- Hair Color: Brown
- Eye Color: Dark brown
- Body Measurements: 34-25.5-34 (Bust -34, Waist -25.5, and Hips -34 inches)
- Shoe Size: 8 (US)
- Dress Size: 4 (US)
Family
- Father: Jairo Arcila Murillo
- Mother: Mary Aguilar
- Brother: Steve Arcila
- Sister: –
Boyfriend & Dating History
She appeared to have never been involved in a publicly disclosed relationship. There’s a possibility that she wants to keep her personal and dating life private.
Net Worth
Stephanie is estimated by multiple online sources to own anywhere between $1 million and $5 million. She most likely earns most of her income from working as an actress.
Facts
- Stephanie was born in Miami but then moved to Los Angeles in 2012 to become an actress.
- She identifies herself as a part of the Hispanic community.
- Her father, Jairo Arcila Murillo, is a TV producer.
- Stephanie is a scaredy cat.
- She took acting classes in Spanish during the pandemic.
- Stephanie is a very productive person.
- She does meditation to keep her sanity intact.
- Her ideal type is…
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Movies
- 9 Bullets (2022), as Caroline
- Don’t Breathe 2 (2021), as Hernandez
- The Aliens (2017), as Maria
- 22 Years (2015), as Rosie
- Torture (2015), as Marissa
- Til Death Do Us Part (2015), as Bride
- I Hate This Part (2012), as Jenny
TV Series
- Fire Country (CBS | 2022), as Gabriella Perez
- The Rookie (ABC | 2022), as Officer Gabrielle Navar
- Penny Dreadful: City of Angels (Showtime | 2020), as Bernadette Romero
- Here and Now (HBO | 2018), as Mami
- NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service (CBS | 2018), as Danielle
- Milagros de Navidad (Telemundo | 2017), as Rosa
- Jenni Rivera: Mariposa de Barrio (Telemundo | 2017), as Rosie Rivera
- Black-ish (ABC | 2017), as Ms. Gomez
- Supergirl (The CW | 2015), as Woman
- Passions of the Heart (Foxtel | 2012), as Clemencia
- Ojo por ojo (Telemundo2010), as Amiga de Ana
- Aurora (Telemundo | 2010), as Brenda
TV Shows
- Entertainment Tonight (YouTube | 2022), as a guest
- Noches con Platanito (YouTube | 2017), as a guest
Quotes
“[During pandemic] I started realizing I had so many things I had to do that I’ve always wanted to do, which never had the time to do. There are plenty of books and do a bunch of my friends workout. I’m taking three online classes, spending time with my dog, and cleaning the house every single corner.”
“For the last two and a half or three years, I worked on myself trusting, having patience, and understanding that things are not always in my control. It was accepting and the releasing of things–not about the attachment of things.”
“I have a peace about it on what’s meant to be for me. What’s going to happen is going to happen. The way things pan out is the way they are supposed to. Things just flow in the way they’re supposed to.”
“As artists and actors, we’ve worked so hard to get so many no’s before we get yes’s. Even after we get yes’s, we go through seasons when we get no’s again–a ton of nos.”
“After Mariposa de Barrio, I didn’t work for almost two years. For me, it was perfect because it was an ideal amount of time that I needed to grow maturity-wise and grow in my craft. It helped me to be where I am right now, in Penny Dreadful.”
“I’ve never imagined myself immersing myself in different areas of the industry. At the core, this is what I love–creating and being able to transmit that to people. We’re giving art. We’re giving love for making people feel through our art. There’s no easy it is to describe it because it’s describing love, right?”
“I’m in love with my art with my career. It brings me an extreme amount of joy. Since we worked so hard for it, and it is a hard industry to break into, it’s even more satisfying when something does happen, and more overwhelming. It’s a constant growth throughout our lives. We never stop learning. We never stop growing within this career.”
“We are imitating life, and to imitate life–you have to live. I’m incredibly grateful overall. That’s all I can say about it. Just gratitude. To be able to work with people that are grateful as well and extremely talented.”
“I don’t mind getting dirty. It’s funny, because when I was little my mom was like, “You can go out in a white dress and come back with your dress super clean,” because Ihated getting dirty. But now I don’t care, I’ll roll around in the mud. It’s actually more fun! Like, if it’s raining and there’s a puddle and I feel like being a kid and jumping in it, I do it.”
“Our tendency in life is to move forward, to not be happy, to not do the things we love and just push forward. I myself stopped saying “yes” to a lot of things that didn’t make me happy.”
“Everyone deserves to be happynow. If we are always, “I’m not going to be happy until I have my house,” “I’m not going to be happy until I have this,” “I’m not going to be happy until that,” then we’re never going to be happy, because we’re not actually beingpresent.”
Stephanie Arcila has always believed in hard work and resilience. Because of that, she is able to pursue her dream career even though it makes her away from her hometown.
