Annalisa Basso

Annalise basso is an American actor from America. Snowpiercer was her debut film. She has starred in the film Bedtime Stories Love Takes Wing Standing Up Oculus and Ouija: Origin of Evil. The actress starred between 2014 and the year 2015 on The Red Road, a television show. Campbell Hall School is located in Studio City, Los Angeles. Annalise Basso (born on December 2, 1998) is an American TV and film actress as well as model. Her older siblings, Alexandria and Gabriel Basso are also actors. Annalise Basso is born into the Basso family. Marcie's youngest daughter, Annalise Basso, has a brother and sister named Gabriel and Alexandria. The majority of her early performances are minor, single-episode role or TV commercials. Eden Hamby in True Blood was her first major character. In 2009 she played an important role in the TV movie Love Takes Wing from the Love Comes Softly series. As a 10 year old she was a contestant on the TV program "Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?" In the film, she portrayed one of her classmates. She has played major roles on the episodes of New Girl, and Nikita. Basso played the lead on D.J., his first feature film. Caruso's stand-up, a come-of-age film based on the Brock Cole The Goats novella which was presented at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Basso as well as Chandler Canterbury play two kids who, as part of an entertaining fun summer camp prank are left naked on a deserted, barren island. Annalise Basso is an American actress in the film and television industry and model. From the age of 9 she's been an active member of the Hollywood group. Popular for films like The Good Time Girls Captain Fantastic Ouija Origin of Evil or Nikita, she is best known for these roles. Basso was born into a family full of actors and began acting professionally in the age of 8. Her appearances on television were in commercials, shows, and films. Basso is best known as a freckled ginger locks and hazel eyes. She made her film debut in the film horror Ghost Image. The following role she played was a guest in Desperate Housewives, a popular American soap-opera that airs on a nightly basis. The most notable part was her character in the role of Eden Hamby on the TV show True Blood which caught the media's attention. The first time Basso played the lead in DJ Caruso's stand-alone feature film Standing Up. The film is an age-old story that is based on The novel of Brock Cole The Goats. This film was first shown during the Cannes Film Festival in 2012. Basso's younger brother and sister Alexandria Basso and Gabriel Basso are actors as well.