Zoé Kravitz is an American actor, musician, and cultural figure recognized for a steady, role-driven practice across film, television, and music. Born in Los Angeles in 1988, she is the daughter of actor Lisa Bonet and filmmaker Lenny Kravitz, experiences that shaped a resilient, boundary-focused public presence. Best known for performances in Mad Max: Fury Road, The Night Manager, and HBO’s Big Little Lies, she balances intimate character work with high-profile genre projects. The following profile outlines her professional milestones, creative disciplines, advocacy priorities, and the durable public impression she has cultivated over more than a decade in the spotlight.
