Top 10 Coolest Things About Zoë Kravitz

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Zoë Kravitz is an actress, musician, and fashion icon who’s successfully worked on both big-budget films and critically acclaimed television shows. She’s also starting to work more behind the scenes as a creative force. Here are ten interesting facts about her life and career, focusing on her work in film and TV, with some additional background information.

‘The Batman’ (2022) – She portrayed Selina Kyle/Catwoman in a grounded Gotham noir

Zoë Kravitz played Selina Kyle (Catwoman) alongside Robert Pattinson, performing challenging stunts and being a key part of the story about Gotham’s criminal world. She’s mentioned that she portrayed Catwoman as bisexual, a trait that exists in the comic books. Before appearing in the live-action film, Kravitz had already voiced Catwoman in ‘The Lego Batman Movie,’ making her one of the few actors to play the character in both animated and live-action formats.

‘Blink Twice’ (2024) – Her feature directorial debut as co-writer, director, and producer

Lenny Kravitz made her directorial debut with the psychological thriller ‘Blink Twice,’ which she co-wrote with E.T. Feigenbaum and produced alongside Channing Tatum. The film stars Naomi Ackie, Tatum, Christian Slater, Geena Davis, and others, and was released by Amazon MGM Studios in the US. Originally developed under a different name, the project ultimately became ‘Blink Twice’ and represents Kravitz’s expansion into directing, adding a new dimension to her work in film.

‘High Fidelity’ (2020) – She led a gender-flipped adaptation as the record-store owner Robyn “Rob” Brooks

Zoë Kravitz starred as Robyn Brooks in Hulu’s series based on the novel and movie. She modernized the story, focusing it on a woman with a strong passion for music and creating playlists, while still celebrating the iconic top-five lists. Despite positive reviews and praise for her take on the lead role, the show wasn’t renewed for a second season. The part also held personal meaning for Kravitz, as her mother, Lisa Bonet, had been in the original film.

‘Big Little Lies’ (2017–2019) – She played Bonnie Carlson across the ensemble drama

Zoë Kravitz played Bonnie Carlson, a key character and yoga teacher in the popular HBO drama. Over two seasons and 14 episodes, her storyline became increasingly important, especially as the show reached its most dramatic moments and explored what happened afterward. She acted alongside stars like Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Shailene Woodley, and Laura Dern, and her character went through significant development in the show’s second season.

‘Kimi’ (2022) – She headlined Steven Soderbergh’s contemporary tech-thriller

Zoe Kravitz starred as Angela Childs, a woman who doesn’t leave her home and discovers a crime while listening to recordings from her virtual assistant. Directed by Steven Soderbergh and written by David Koepp, the film premiered on HBO Max. It was made quickly, with a simple story and a setting inspired by the pandemic. Kravitz’s performance carried the film, making it a focused thriller centered around her character.

‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ (2015) – She portrayed Toast the Knowing, one of Immortan Joe’s “Five Wives”

In George Miller’s action-packed film, Kravitz played Toast the Knowing, a woman escaping the Citadel and kicking off the movie’s high-speed chase. She teamed up with Imperator Furiosa and Max as they raced across the desert, becoming part of a group of people fighting to survive. The movie was known for its realistic stunts and practical effects, and the role helped Kravitz become more well-known in big action movies.

‘Fantastic Beasts’ (2016–2018) – She brought Leta Lestrange into the Wizarding World saga

Zoë Kravitz played Leta Lestrange, a witch from a prominent magical family with a complex past tied to both Newt Scamander and the larger Lestrange family. The character is well-established within the Wizarding World story and is central to the plot of the second film. Kravitz’s performance helped to showcase the history and dynamics of wizarding families in a way that went beyond the original Harry Potter series, and connected her to a major fantasy film franchise.

‘X-Men: First Class’ (2011) – She played Angel Salvadore, a mutant with insect-wing flight

Zoe Kravitz played Angel Salvadore in an ‘X-Men’ origin story. Her character, from Marvel Comics, has wings like an insect and can shoot a damaging, corrosive substance. The film focuses on the beginnings of the X-Men and their clashes with the Hellfire Club, making it a part of the larger ‘X-Men’ movie series and giving Kravitz an early role in a popular comic book adaptation.

LOLAWOLF – Her electropop/R&B duo with releases and touring

In addition to her acting work, Zoë Kravitz is one half of the musical duo LOLAWOLF, alongside Jimmy Giannopoulos. They’ve released an EP and an album called ‘Calm Down,’ as well as several singles and another EP, and performed live while Zoë continued to pursue acting roles. The band’s name is a tribute to her half-siblings, Lola and Nakoa-Wolf. Through LOLAWOLF, Kravitz has established herself as a recording artist, separate from her work on film soundtracks.

Family and fashion – A creative lineage and major beauty ambassadorships

Zoë Kravitz is the daughter of Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, and she’s talked about her childhood spent between their homes before she moved to New York City as a teenager. She’s become a global face for YSL Beauté, appearing in their makeup ads worldwide. This work has happened alongside regular appearances at Saint Laurent fashion shows and in their campaigns, showcasing her successful careers in both entertainment and fashion.

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2025-10-23 03:45