Annalisa Basso

Annalise Basso (born in 1932) is an American actor from America. Snowpiercer was her first feature film. She also appeared on Bedtime Stories Love Takes Wing in Standing Up Oculus & Ouija: Origin of Evil. From 2014 until 2015 she was a part of the TV series The Red Road. Campbell Hall School, Studio City Los Angeles was the place where she received her degree. Annalise Baso was born on 2nd December 1998, is an American model and actress in the film industry. Her siblings who are older, Alexandria and Gabriel Basso are also actors. Annalise Basso is a member of the Basso actor family. Marcie Basso, her mom. There are two elder siblings: Gabriel as well as Alexandria. Many of her first acting roles were in smaller parts or commercials on TV shows. Eden Hamby was her first large-scale role. In 2009 she played a main character in the tv film Love Takes Wing from the Love Comes Softly series. In her twenties, she took part in the Are You smarter than a fifth Grader? In the year she was 10 she played a single student. She has also been in major roles on scenes that aired on New Girl and Nikita. The first time she has played the lead in a feature film is in D.J. Caruso's Stand Up film, which is that follows young men confronting their sexuality. The film is based on a Brock Cole book called The Goats that debuted in 2012 at Cannes Film Festival. Basso Canterbury and two other kids are snuffed and then stranded on a island in a joke intended to amuse summer campers. Annalise was an American actor, model and TV star. Annalise Basso has been in the Hollywood fraternity ever when she was just 9 years old. Most well-known for her roles in films such as The Good Time Girls Captain Fantastic Ouija: Origin of Evil and Nikita. Basso was born into a household full of actors. She began her career as an actress when she was just 8 years old. She was a part of television commercials, series and films. Her freckled ginger-red hair, as well as hazel eye colour made her a star on Ghost Image, a horror film. She then appeared in an appearance as a guest on the well-known American show that aired at night, Desperate Housewives. Her role as Eden Hamby in True Blood as Eden Hamby attracted the attention of the producers in the film industry. Basso got her first major role, an feature-length movie titled "Standing up" by writer and directed DJ Caruso. The film told a story about growing up based on Brock Cole's novel The Goats. It was released in 2012, during the Cannes Film Festival. Basso's younger brothers Alexandria Basso and Gabriel Basso are also actors.