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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Haley Ramm
Birth Name
Haley Michelle RammHeight
5' 3½" (1.61 m)Mini Biography
Haley must have been in quite a hurry to start living because her entrance into this world came 5 weeks early. At 3 she started dancing in local studios and by the time she was 7 she was choreographing her own freestyle dances at school talent shows. Her love of center stage led to enrollment in acting classes and, at the recommendation of a teacher, her parents began looking for an agent.
Almost immediately, she signed an agency contract and at 7 years old she began auditioning for commercials and independent films in and around Texas. Haley loves to break down a character and, whether it was for a commercial or film role, her sharp acting skills and ease in front of casting directors got her noticed. National commercials and print work for Hasbro and Dell Computers were booked right away followed by roles in short films and independent features like the thriller "Seventy-8" that premiered at the Hollywood Film Festival.
Acting was a blast for Haley and her family was extremely supportive. Because Texas has a small commercial and film industry, the auditions were far and few between and barely caused a ripple in the family's schedule. Between bookings and auditions Haley had time to perform with a local dance group and attend acting classes and workshops. Always close to Max, her older brother, she spent much of her spare time at his hockey games.
By the time she turned 11 it was apparent that she needed to be in a larger market. Haley urged her family to let her try and make it in Los Angeles. Unbelievably, at such a young age, she knew that acting was the career she wanted.
The decision to divide the family between Texas and the West Coast was difficult for her parents. It would mean leaving her dad and Max behind and embarking on an unknown path with her mom. Up until this time, her fledgling acting career had not upset the family dynamic. This was going to be a huge change. Encouraged by her local agents and her long time acting coach, and after many long discussions, the family made the commitment to let her try L.A.
After finding a manager and spending just 6 weeks in L.A. she booked small guest roles on C.S.I. and Yes, Dear. Those television roles were followed by two national commercials. Then she booked what was to be her feature film debut in "Rumor Has It." The Rob Reiner directed film went through script rewrites and her role as "the young Jennifer Aniston" was cut to merely still shots. Adopting a "that's show business" attitude, Haley was undaunted.
The following month she booked the role of Brittany Loud in the Jodie Foster thriller, "Flightplan." Haley spent an educational 10 weeks working with Jodie and other talented actors such as Erika Christensen, Peter Sarsgard, Kate Beahan and Sean Bean. Director Robert Schwentke taught her much about the film business.
Just a few short months after completing "Flightplan" she booked the role of Kelly Beardsley, Dennis Quaid's daughter, in the comedy "Yours, Mine and Ours." It was another great opportunity to work with phenomenal actors. Dennis, Renee Russo and Jerry O'Connell proved to be great role models with strong work ethics.
Haley continues to work in L.A. and has made many great friends since arriving. Her Texas roots are never far behind, though. She's been known to hit the Country and Western button on the car radio when she needs a taste of home!
Almost immediately, she signed an agency contract and at 7 years old she began auditioning for commercials and independent films in and around Texas. Haley loves to break down a character and, whether it was for a commercial or film role, her sharp acting skills and ease in front of casting directors got her noticed. National commercials and print work for Hasbro and Dell Computers were booked right away followed by roles in short films and independent features like the thriller "Seventy-8" that premiered at the Hollywood Film Festival.
Acting was a blast for Haley and her family was extremely supportive. Because Texas has a small commercial and film industry, the auditions were far and few between and barely caused a ripple in the family's schedule. Between bookings and auditions Haley had time to perform with a local dance group and attend acting classes and workshops. Always close to Max, her older brother, she spent much of her spare time at his hockey games.
By the time she turned 11 it was apparent that she needed to be in a larger market. Haley urged her family to let her try and make it in Los Angeles. Unbelievably, at such a young age, she knew that acting was the career she wanted.
The decision to divide the family between Texas and the West Coast was difficult for her parents. It would mean leaving her dad and Max behind and embarking on an unknown path with her mom. Up until this time, her fledgling acting career had not upset the family dynamic. This was going to be a huge change. Encouraged by her local agents and her long time acting coach, and after many long discussions, the family made the commitment to let her try L.A.
After finding a manager and spending just 6 weeks in L.A. she booked small guest roles on C.S.I. and Yes, Dear. Those television roles were followed by two national commercials. Then she booked what was to be her feature film debut in "Rumor Has It." The Rob Reiner directed film went through script rewrites and her role as "the young Jennifer Aniston" was cut to merely still shots. Adopting a "that's show business" attitude, Haley was undaunted.
The following month she booked the role of Brittany Loud in the Jodie Foster thriller, "Flightplan." Haley spent an educational 10 weeks working with Jodie and other talented actors such as Erika Christensen, Peter Sarsgard, Kate Beahan and Sean Bean. Director Robert Schwentke taught her much about the film business.
Just a few short months after completing "Flightplan" she booked the role of Kelly Beardsley, Dennis Quaid's daughter, in the comedy "Yours, Mine and Ours." It was another great opportunity to work with phenomenal actors. Dennis, Renee Russo and Jerry O'Connell proved to be great role models with strong work ethics.
Haley continues to work in L.A. and has made many great friends since arriving. Her Texas roots are never far behind, though. She's been known to hit the Country and Western button on the car radio when she needs a taste of home!
Abigail Breslin
Date of Birth
14 April 1996, New York City, New York, USABirth Name
Abigail Kathleen BreslinNickname
AbbieHeight
5' 0¾" (1.54 m)Mini Biography
It's not surprising that Abigail Breslin, the tiny, serious, slightly eccentric Bo in M. Night Shyamalan's Signs (2002), comes from an acting family - her older brother is child-actorSpencer Breslin. It's clear from her amazingly strong and true performance in that movie that she is no stranger to the movie-making process.
A native New Yorker born in that city in 1996, Breslin has been in front of the camera since the age of three, making commercials until eventually cast by Shyamalan to play Mel Gibson's daughter in Signs (2002).
Breslin's performance in Signs (2002) garnered her great praise and earned her work on television as well as additional movie roles, including inRaising Helen (2004), in which Breslin had the treat of acting alongside her real-life brother Spencer, and became friends with star Kate Hudson. As she matured, she became a much sought after actor, and has gone on to win numerous awards for her performances, not to mention an Oscar nomination for her work in Little Miss Sunshine (2006).
Even from an early age, Breslin has brought a great deal of intensity to her performances, and is known in the industry for her professional attitude.
A native New Yorker born in that city in 1996, Breslin has been in front of the camera since the age of three, making commercials until eventually cast by Shyamalan to play Mel Gibson's daughter in Signs (2002).
Breslin's performance in Signs (2002) garnered her great praise and earned her work on television as well as additional movie roles, including inRaising Helen (2004), in which Breslin had the treat of acting alongside her real-life brother Spencer, and became friends with star Kate Hudson. As she matured, she became a much sought after actor, and has gone on to win numerous awards for her performances, not to mention an Oscar nomination for her work in Little Miss Sunshine (2006).
Even from an early age, Breslin has brought a great deal of intensity to her performances, and is known in the industry for her professional attitude.
Caitlyn Taylor Love
Caitlyn Taylor Love was born June 16, 1994, in Corpus Christi, Texas, and raised in Harlingen, Texas. She began pursuing an interest in entertainment at age 10, by competing in the Miss Texas Pageant Talent Division. She would end up winning that division in 2004. She was then invited in July 2005 to compete at IMTA New York where she won Miss Jr. Actress of the Year along with several other acting and singing awards.
Love then moved to Los Angeles, California where she was briefly a cast member of MTV's Punk'd, where she was involved in a prank on Rihanna. She would achieve more notability by competing on NBC's America's Got Talent appearing as semi-finalist in the show's first season.
In 2009, Love became a cast member of the Disney XD sitcom I'm in the Band.
Love has signed with Genuine Music Group and is preparing a master demo.[2] It will be called 'Bad Case Of Love Disease' which is a song on the album written by JakeAce Rivers.
She will be also starring on a Disney XD new 5 minute series called Nasty Ellie.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Stefanie Scott
Stefanie Scott was born December 6, 1996 in Chicago, Illinois. She appeared in the role of Katie in Beethoven's Big Break. She appeared in the feature film Flipped directed by Rob Reiner as well as in the film titled No Strings Attached where she played a young version of the main character.
Scott was the voice of Emma on the Disney animated TV series Special Agent Oso premiering in April, 2009 on The Disney Channel. Scott had a guest starring role on the Fox series Sons of Tucson as well as on NBC series Chuck playing the 12 year old Sarah Walker. Stefanie was originally supposed to play Tinka Hessenheffer on Shake It Up, but was later replaced. Scott is also a singer, songwriter, penning the lyrics to several original songs including "Shoulda Woulda Coulda" and "The Girl I Used To Know". Sometime in 2012, she will star in the new DCOM "Frenimes".
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