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Alessandra Torresani-1

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Adaptable Curious Communicative Witty Sociable Intellectual

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1987-05-29
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She’s a television actress widely recognized for her standout performance as Zoe in the popular SyFy Channel series Caprica. Over the years, she’s made memorable appearances in hit shows like Bones, CSI, and Warehouse 13, further solidifying her presence on screen. But long before she became a familiar face on TV, her journey began at a young age. When she was just nine years old, she hosted a local San Francisco program titled Kids’ WB Club, showcasing her early talent and comfort in front of the camera. Growing up in Palo Alto, California, she was raised by parents who were both business and technology executives, which perhaps influenced her disciplined approach to her craft. Her path to fame wasn’t overnight—she steadily built her career, and now, she continues to be known for her compelling roles and impressive body of work. People often mention her name when discussing rising stars in sci-fi television, and it’s clear that her impact is lasting.

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She made a couple of appearances on Malcolm in the Middle, showing up in two episodes, and also stopped by Arrested Development for a single episode. She really brought her A-game each time, leaving a memorable impression despite the limited screen time. She definitely knows how to make the most out of every role she takes on.

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