Fleur Saville

Fleur Saville is a New Zealand born actor and producer who holds British and New Zealand passports and full United States citizenship. A familiar face to audiences across Aotearoa, Fleur built her reputation as one of New Zealand television’s most recognisable talents through standout roles in much loved series and films.

She first captured national attention as the title character in the hit series Being Eve, quickly becoming a household name for a generation of viewers. She went on to appear in cult favourite The Tribe and the iconic Kiwi comedy Sione’s Wedding before joining the cast of Shortland Street as Libby Jeffries. Her portrayal of Libby made the character one of the show’s memorable presences, and she has recently returned to the role alongside a major guest appearance in the latest season of The Brokenwood Mysteries.

Fleur’s return to New Zealand screens has sparked renewed media interest and audience enthusiasm, reflecting the lasting connection many viewers have with her work.

Alongside her acting career, Fleur has also developed a strong body of work as a producer. She produced the feature film Blood Punch and the documentary 40 Years in the Making: The Magic Music Movie, and she is currently attached to the interactive science fiction feature Polymath, now in development.

Her recent collaborations include working with directors such as Geoff Cawthorne, Mia Blake, Amanda Tito and Curtis Vowell.

After several years based in Los Angeles developing projects and producing for international markets, Fleur is now living in Auckland and refocusing on performance. She brings to set a thoughtful, highly prepared and collaborative approach shaped by years of experience working across New Zealand and the United States.