
Ellen Ewusie
- Known for
- Acting
- Birthplace
- St. Petersburg, Russia
Ellen Ewusie (Ellen Stephenovna Ewusie, born in St. Petersburg, Russia) is an American actress of Russian and Ghanaian descent whose birth date is not publicly available. She has been active since 2001, working primarily in small guest and supporting roles across more than 40 film and television credits, with a particular presence in sci-fi and horror productions. She is best known for her role as a gallery guest in Fifty Shades Darker (2017) and as a hookah waitress in Love Happens (2009). Her notable film credits include Fantastic Four (2005) (Jamie Foxx, Jessica Alba), Love Happens (2009) (Aaron Eckhart, Hayley Atwell), Badge of Honor (2015) (Channing Tatum, Margot Robbie), Fifty Shades Darker (2017) (Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan), Always Be My Maybe (2019) (Ali Wong, Randall Park), and Deadly Midwife (2023). On television she has appeared in Siren (2018) (Jordana Brewster, Andie MacDowell), A Million Little Things (2020) (Ross Lynch, Misha Collins), iZombie (2018) (Rose McIver, Malcolm Goodwin), Supernatural (2015) (Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles), Fringe (2010) (Joshua Jackson, Anna Torv), Masters of Horror (2006) (Mila Kunis, James Woods), and Fear Itself (2009) (Bill Paxton, David Duchovny)
Filmography

Deadly Midwife 2023
as Mia

Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Heist and Seek 2020
as Lawyer Julia

Always Be My Maybe 2019
as Food and Wine Presenter

Morning Show Mysteries: Death by Design 2019
as The Ex / Melinda

Marrying Father Christmas 2018
as Lydia Miller

All of My Heart: The Wedding 2018
as Madelaine

Hailey Dean Mysteries: 2 + 2 = Murder 2018
as Janine Harwick

My Favorite Wedding 2017
as Maddy Witt

Fifty Shades Darker 2017
as Gallery Guest

Mom's Day Away 2014
as Spa Attendant

Call Me Mrs. Miracle 2010
as Tracy

Love Happens 2009
as Hookah Waitress

Hostile Makeover 2009
as Dahlia

Do You Know Me? 2009
as Valerie

Chance 2009
as Walter's Wife

Pelts 2006
as Shanna

DeVour 2005
as Party Girl

Fantastic Four 2005
as Elevator Lady

Bones 2001
as The Death Lady
Credits from TMDB.