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Ella Rubin

Ella Rubin is an American actor who plays Annie Jacobson in Sterling Point and appeared in The Idea of You, Anora and Until Dawn.

Biography

After a decade of supporting screen and stage work, Ella Rubin took her first television lead as Annie Jacobson in Prime Video's Sterling Point.

The New York actor began working as a child, made her Broadway debut in The Rose Tattoo and built film credits across romance, comedy and horror before leading Sterling Point in 2026.

Known for

Sterling Point

She leads the Prime Video series as Annie Jacobson.[1][2]

The Idea of You

She played Izzy, the daughter of Anne Hathaway's character Solene.[5]

Until Dawn

She played Clover in the 2025 horror adaptation.[2]

Anora

She appeared in Sean Baker's Oscar-winning film.[2]

Career highlights

  1. New York Start

    Her career started in New York

    Rubin grew up on Manhattan's Upper West Side, attended the Professional Children's School and made her first film while still young.[2][5][6]

  2. Broadway Work

    Broadway sharpened her stage work

    She played Rosa opposite Marisa Tomei in the 2019 revival of The Rose Tattoo.[7][8]

  3. Television Foundation

    Television gave her room to grow

    The Chair and The Girl from Plainville moved Rubin beyond one-scene appearances and into more sustained character work.[5]

  4. Film Run

    A compact film run widened her audience

    The Idea of You, Anora, Until Dawn and Fear Street: Prom Queen placed Rubin across romance, independent film and studio horror.[2][5]

  5. Sterling Point Lead

    Sterling Point made her the lead

    Rubin plays Annie Jacobson, a highly organised teenager pulled into a hidden family history on a remote Canadian island.[1][2][4]

Good to know

Sterling Point is her first television lead

Rubin had worked on screen for more than a decade before carrying a series as Annie Jacobson.[1][2]

She grew up on Manhattan’s Upper West Side

Rubin was born in New York City and raised on Manhattan’s Upper West Side before beginning her screen and stage career.[2]

She worked with Marisa Tomei on film and Broadway

Tomei played her mother in The Rewrite before they reunited in The Rose Tattoo.[5][7]