'First Kill' on Netflix: How Elizabeth Mitchell came to be a part of the series

Mitchell will be seen as the matriarch of the Fairmont vampire family in the Netflix series that sees a vampire and a monster hunter fall for each other
Elizabeth Mitchell as Margot Fairmont in a still from 'First Kill' (Netflix)
Elizabeth Mitchell as Margot Fairmont in a still from 'First Kill' (Netflix)

Seems like the phrase "Opposites attract" makes absolute sense when it comes to 'First Kill'. The upcoming Netflix fantasy series will see Sarah Catherine Hook and Imani Lewis play a vampire and a monster hunter who fall for each other. 

Directed by Jet Wilkinson, the Netflix lesbian vampire drama's official synopsis reads, "When it's time for teenage vampire Juliette (Sarah Catherine Hook) to make her first kill so she can take her place among a powerful vampire family, she sets her sights on a new girl in town named Calliope (Imani Lewis). But much to Juliette's surprise, Calliope is a vampire hunter from a family of celebrated slayers. Both find that the other won't be so easy to kill and, unfortunately, way too easy to fall for." Starring alongside Hook and Lewis in a pivotal role is Elizabeth Mitchell, who will be seen as Margot, the matriarch of the Fairmont vampire family. Read on to know more about Mitchell and how she ended up becoming a part of 'First Kill.' 

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What was Elizabeth Mitchell's debut film/series?

Elizabeth Mitchell kickstarted her career with a role on the ABC soap opera 'Loving' (from 1994-95) after working with the Dallas Theater Center for 6 years. Prior to this, she had appeared as Bethany Haines in an episode of the CBS detective series 'Dangerous Curves' in 1993. Her feature film debut was in 1999 as Beverly Trehare in John Duigan's 'Molly.'

Who is Elizabeth Mitchell's spouse?

Mitchell married improv actor Chris Soldivella in 2004 and gave birth to their son the following year. Soldivella and Mitchell divorced citing irreconcilable differences in 2013. She is currently single.

What is Elizabeth Mitchell's net worth?

The 52-year-old actor's net worth is said to be around $3 million. Mitchell earned it through her career as an actor. In 2014, she purchased a ranch in Bainbridge Island, Washington.  

What drew Elizabeth Mitchell to star in 'First Kill'?

Mitchell, in a recent press roundtable, revealed that several factors drew her to the series, but the first one was that the series was based on author V E Schwab's work. "I'm a huge fan of her books... and I read everything I could get my hands on," Mitchell said. She cited showrunner Felicia Henderson as the second reason for her opting to choose the role, saying that she was "captivated by her as a person" and that "her passion, her grace, and the excitement she brought to this (First Kill) was extraordinary." Finally, she confessed that she has "always wanted to play a vampire," adding that she was sold with the way the cast shaped up over time.

Who else will be seen alongside Elizabeth Mitchell?

Other actors who are a part of 'First Kill' are Will Swenson, Aubin Wise, Jason R Moore, Gracie Dzienny, Phillip Mullings Jr, Dylan McNamara, and Dominic Goodman.

'First Kill' is slated to release exclusively on Netflix on June 10, 2022

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