Fleur Saville

Fleur Saville is a New Zealand-born actor and producer with the rare trifecta of British and New Zealand passports, topped off with U.S. citizenship. She has built a versatile career across television, film, and theatre, with work that has reached audiences around the world.

Her screen career began early, landing the lead role of Eve Baxter in the acclaimed series Being Eve [2001–2002], which was a finalist at the International Emmy Awards and won Gold at the New York Festival. She went on to play Ruby in the cult sci-fi hit The Tribe [2003], before taking on the long-running role of Libby Jeffries in Shortland Street [2006–2012].

On film, Saville appeared in Sione’s Wedding [2006] and later starred in and produced the cult horror-thriller Blood Punch [2014]. She expanded her work behind the camera as co-founder and COO of Mastertude Corporation, producing projects including the music documentary 40 Years in the Making: The Magic Music Movie [2017]. She is currently attached as the lead in Polymath, a next-generation interactive sci-fi feature in development with a $200 million USD budget.

After several years in Los Angeles focusing on production and creative development, Fleur has recently returned to Auckland and is re-engaging with screen work. With experience on both sides of the camera, she brings a sharp eye for story, a collaborative spirit, and a grounded, actor-led approach to performance.