Annalisa Basso

Annalise B Basso, an American actor from the United States. Snowpiercer starred her. She has starred in two films Bedtime Stories Love Takes Wing Standing up Oculus as well as Ouija: Origin of Evil. Between 2014 and 2015 she was in The Red Road. Campbell Hall School is located in Studio City, Los Angeles. Annalise was an American television and film actress. Alexandria Basso (her older sister) as well as Gabriel Basso (her elder brother) are actors as well. Annalise Basso was born in the Basso family. Annalise, Marcie's younger daughter Basso, has a brother and sister named Gabriel as well as Alexandria. A lot of her early performances were for smaller parts or commercials on show on television. Eden Hamby in True Blood is her first notable role. In 2009, her main character is Love Takes Wing in the Love Comes Softly television series. In the age of 10, she appeared in the television show, Are You smarter than a fifth Grader? The film featured her as she played one of her classmates. Recently, shows in New Girl as well as Nikita have seen her in important roles. Basso has played the leading part in D.J. Caruso's stand-up comedy, a come-of-age film that is based on the Brock Cole The Goats novella which was presented at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. The film is based upon a novel by Brock Cole called The Goats. It premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2012. Annalise basso is an American model and film actor. Annalise has been a part of the Hollywood group since she was 9. Her most famous performances include The Good Time Girls Captain Fantastic Ouija Origin of Evil, Nikita and The Good Time Girls. Basso began acting when she was eight when she was a part of a large family of actors. Her first appearances were on TV and in commercials. The freckles of her ginger-red hair as well as the hazel eye colour led her to be a main character in Ghost Image, a horror film. After that, she played a small role on the American soap-opera Desperate Housewives. The role she played on True Blood as Eden Hamby was noticed by the producers in the film industry. Basso's debut lead role came in DJ Caruso's standalone movie Standing Up. The film told a story about growing up based on Brock Cole's book The Goats. The film was premiered at Cannes Film Festival. Basso is also an actor as are his older brother Alexandria Basso (also an actress) and Gabriel Basso.