Flora Spencer-Longhurst  Flora Spencer-Longhurst (born 1985 or 1986) is an English stage and television actress. She is best known for her role in the CBBC series "Leonardo" and the FX series "The Bastard Executioner". Flora Spencer-Longhurst entered the National Youth Music Theatre at age eleven and studied at Manchester University. She made her television debut in 2005 in the BBC television series "Dalziel and Pascoe" which featured actor Warren Clarke. Her professional stage debut was in 2007 at the Young Vic Theatre in a critically acclaimed production of "The Member of the Wedding" where she played the part of Frankie Addams. Among her other stage credits was the role of Rosalie in the Lillian Helman play "The Children's Hour" at The Royal Exchange Theatre. She had played the character Cecily in a musical adaptation of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" and had also performed the role of Belle in a stage version of "A Christmas Carol" at the King's Head Theatre. Recent roles include Reza in the West End production of the musical "Once" and has played Lavinia in "Titus Andronicus" at Shakespeare's Globe. Her most recent and probably best known television part was the dual role of Lisa/Tomaso in the CBBC series "Leonardo" where she played the part of a girl disguised as an apprentice male artist. Other roles in television have included "Losing It" with Martin Clunes and the 2006 pilot episode of "Inspector Lewis". As Spencer-Longhurst has done more stage and theatre work, she has not had extensive film and television exposure. Her motion picture debut "Walking with the Enemy" had won her a Best Supporting Actress award at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival and was released in April 2014. Her other television work has had her working alongside actors such as Kenneth Branagh ("Wallander"), Peter Davison ("Unforgiven"), and Ben Kingsley ("Walking with the Enemy").