Fleur Saville

Fleur Saville is a New Zealand born actor and producer with British and New Zealand passports and full United States citizenship. Her career spans television, film and theatre, with experience both on screen and behind the camera.

She first became known for her work on Being Eve, followed by roles in The Tribe and Sione’s Wedding. Fleur later joined Shortland Street as Libby Jeffries, a character she played for several years and has recently returned to.

Her return to New Zealand has brought renewed media interest, reflecting the strong connection audiences still have with her work.

Alongside acting, Fleur has produced projects through Mastertude Corporation, including the feature Blood Punch and the documentary 40 Years in the Making The Magic Music Movie. She is currently attached to the interactive science fiction feature Polymath, which is in development.

Recent collaborations include working with directors such as Geoff Cawthorn, Mia Blake, Amanda Tito and Curtis Vowell.

After several years in Los Angeles focusing on development and production, Fleur is now based in Auckland and returning her attention to performance. She brings a thoughtful, prepared and collaborative approach to set, shaped by her time working in both New Zealand and the United States.