Annalisa Basso

Annalise was an American actor from America. She was in Snowpiercer. She has also acted in Bedtime Stories Love Takes Wing as a stand-up Oculus as well as Ouija: Origin of Evil. She starred from 2014 to 2015 on The Red Road, a television show. Campbell Hall School is located in Studio City, in Los Angeles. Annalise has been a popular American television and film actress. Alexandria Basso (her older sister) as well as Gabriel Basso (her elder brother) also act as actors. Annalise was born into the Basso acting family. Annalise is the youngest of children of Marcie Basso. She is the older sister of her brother, and sister Gabriel and Alexandria. The first appearances she had were tiny ones in commercials on television and on reality shows. Eden Hamby in True Blood is her debut role. She was in 2009 playing an important part in the television movie Love Takes Wing from the Love Comes Softly series. At the age of 10 participant, she appeared on the series "Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?" At the age of 10, she played a single student. More recently she has had major roles in scenes that aired on New Girl and Nikita. Her first leading role in a feature film is in D.J. Caruso's Standing Up a coming of age movie based on a novel written by Brock Cole called The Goats which debuted at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. The story centers on two kids that are portrayed by Basso and Chandler Canterbury who are stripped naked and then left on an island as part of a summercamp prank. Annalise is an American model, actor as well as a television actress. Annalise has been a part of the Hollywood fraternity ever since the age of 9. She is most famous for her part on The Good Time Girls Captain Fantastic Ouija Origin of Evil Nikita. Born to a family of actors, Basso began her career in acting at the tender age of 8 and appeared in TV commercials and series. Known for her freckle ginger red hair and hazel eyes, Basso was the first feature film actress to make her debut in the horror film Ghost Image. The following role she played was a guest in Desperate Housewives, a popular American soap opera that aired in the evening. It was, however, her performance in the role of Eden Hamby on the TV show True Blood which caught the attention of Hollywood. Basso's first lead role was in the feature film "Standing Up written and directed by DJ Caruso. The tale of a child growing up was featured in the film. The story is based on Brock Cole's novel The Goats. In 2012, the film premiered at Cannes Film Festival. Basso's older brothers Alexandria Basso and Gabriel Basso are actors as well.