Since her breakthrough, Allan has embraced her role as Ciri and has grown as an actress. Allan’s appearance as Ciri also changed significantly from season one to season two. This was partly due to the natural growth and maturation of the actress, who was 17 years old when she started filming season one and 20 years old when she finished filming season two. The production of season two was also delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, which extended the gap between the seasons. Additionally, Allan’s appearance as Ciri was influenced by the character’s development in the story. In season one, Ciri was a sheltered princess who had to flee from her kingdom after it was invaded by Nilfgaard. She spent most of the season on the run, looking for Geralt, who was bound to her by destiny. In season two, Ciri finally met Geralt and began training with him at Kaer Morhen, the home of the witchers. She also learned more about her powers and her heritage. As a result, Ciri’s appearance in season two reflected her growth as a fighter and a witcher-in-training. She wore more practical and rugged clothes, had shorter and darker hair, and had more defined eyebrows. Allan reprised her role as Ciri in season three of The Witcher, which was released in 2023, and will return for the upcoming season 4.
Allan has also appeared in other television roles since her breakthrough as Ciri. She starred as Kail in The Third Day, a psychological thriller miniseries on HBO. She also played young Sam in Gunpowder Milkshake, an action film on Netflix. She is also set to star in the upcoming film Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, which will be released in 2024. The film is a sequel to the previous Planet of the Apes trilogy and will feature Allan as a human character alongside Owen Teague as the lead ape. Additionally, Allan has been cast in the lead role of the horror film Baghead, which is currently in post-production. The film is about a mysterious figure who can manipulate people’s faces and identities.
