Robin Wright ​is an award-winning actress and philanthropist who is carving an indelible mark in Hollywood. She recently concluded her unforgettable leading role as Claire Underwood on the sixth and final season of the highly acclaimed Netflix original series 'House of Cards', which Wright has not only starred in but has also served as executive producer and director. Wright consistently receives glowing reviews for the various characters she plays, such as Lieutenant Joshi in 'Blade Runner 2049', Amazon warrior General Antiope in 'Justice League' and Patty Jenkins’ 'Wonder Woman', the highest grossing superhero origin film ever. She was honoured with a career tribute at the 35th Annual Deauville American Film Festival. In addition to her acting accolades, Wright launched ​Pour Les Femmes​ in 2014, a socially conscious sleepwear line, with clothing designer Karen Fowler. ​Pour Les Femmes partnered with Action Kivu and Synergie, two organisations dedicated to assisting in the assurance of safety for women in Congo who are victims of violence. Wright is passionate about giving back and serves as a spokesperson for the Enough Project, a non-profit organisation dedicated to bringing peace to Congo. She is a devoted advocate for the women of eastern Congo, serving as the film narrator and Executive Producer for the documentary, 'When Elephants Fight'. Wright is also an ambassador with the Stand With Congo organisation.