Annalisa Basso

Annalise Basso is an American actress from America. Snowpiercer was among her films. She has also acted in Bedtime Stories Love Takes Wing as a stand-up Oculus as well as Ouija: Origin of Evil. From 2014 until 2015 she was on the TV show The Red Road. She graduated from Campbell Hall School in Studio City Los Angeles. Annalise is an American actor and actress in film and television. Alexandria Basso (her older sister) and Gabriel Basso (her elder brother) are actors as well. Annalise Basso is part of the Basso actor family. She is the youngest daughter of Marcie Basso, and she has an older brother and sister Gabriel as well as Alexandria. Her first acting roles were in small parts or commercials for show on television. Her first role that caught the attention of people was the role she played as Eden Hamby on True Blood. She was also the main character of Love Takes Wing - a film on television from the Love Comes Softly franchise. She took part in Are You smarter than a fifth Grader when she was 10-years-old. At the age of 10, she was a student. The most recent episodes of New Girl as well as Nikita have seen her in important role. Basso was the main character in D.J., his first feature film. Caruso's Standing Up is a feature film about growing up based on Brock Cole's book The Goats, which premiered at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Basso Canterbury, and two other kids are stripped-searched and left on a deserted island in a joke intended to amuse summer campers. Annalise Basso is an American television and film actor and model. She enrolled in the Hollywood fraternity at the age of nine. The actress is famous for her roles in films such as The Good Time Girls Captain Fantastic Ouija Origin of Evil or Nikita She is most well famous for her role in these films. Basso, who was born into a family of actors, started her acting career when she was just 8 years old. She made appearances in commercials and TV shows. Basso is well-known for her freckled and hazel ginger locks, made her debut in a feature film as Ghost Image. Later, she was an appearance as a guest on the cult American show that aired at night, Desperate Housewives. The film industry was attracted by her character Eden Hamby, a character from the TV show True Blood. The first time Basso played the lead in DJ Caruso's stand-alone feature film Standing Up. The story focused on a man who is growing up, and was based off Brock Cole's novel The Goats. The film first premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2012. Basso's older siblings Alexandria Basso and Gabriel Basso also act as actors.