Annalisa Basso

Annalise Basso, a basso from the United States is an American actress from the United States. She was in Snowpiercer. She was a part of Bedtime Stories Love Takes Wing and Standing Up Oculus, and Ouija: Origin of Evil. The actress starred between 2014 and 2015 on The Red Road, a television series. Campbell Hall School is located in Studio City, in Los Angeles. Annalise was an American television and film actress. Alexandria Basso is her older sister, and Gabriel Basso also an actor. Annalise Basso comes from an actor's family. Marcie Basso, her older sister Alexandria and Gabriel, her brother Gabriel are her youngest siblings. Her first roles were mostly tiny ones in commercials on television as well as on television shows. Eden Hamby, her first principal role in True Blood, was the role that caught the public's attention. Her character was for Love Takes Wing, a television film that was part of the Love Comes Softly Series. In the age of 10, she appeared in the TV show Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? She was a student on the Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The most recent shows of New Girl as well as Nikita has seen her playing major parts. Basso is making her debut as a feature-film actress in D.J. Caruso's stand-up, a coming of age movie that is based on Brock Cole's The Goats novella which was premiering at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Basso and Chandler Canterbury play two kids who, in an amusing fun summer camp prank are left naked on an island that is deserted. Annalise has been an American model, actor as well as a television actress. She enrolled in the Hollywood fraternity at the age of nine. Her most well-known role is in The Good Time Girls Captain Fantastic Ouija Origin of Evil Nikita. Basso began her acting career in the age of eight, when she joined a large family of actors. The first time she appeared was in TV shows and commercials. Basso, who is known for her hazel and freckled ginger locks was first seen in a feature film with Ghost Image. In the United States, she then played a minor role in Desperate Housewives. It was, however, her character in the role of Eden Hamby on the TV show True Blood which caught the attention of Hollywood. Basso was chosen for her debut role in an feature-length movie titled "Standing up" by writer and directed DJ Caruso. The film was a tale about growing up based on Brock Cole's novel The Goats. It was released in 2012, during the Cannes Film Festival. Basso is also an actor as are his older brother Alexandria Basso (also an actress) and Gabriel Basso.