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Alisha Newton-2

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2001-07-22
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The Canadian actress, known for her standout role as Georgie on the beloved CBC television series Heartland, has made a lasting impression in both film and television. She also captured attention with her portrayal of young Annabeth in the 2013 movie Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters. Before fame found her, the Canadian actress actually began her journey in front of the camera at a remarkably young age—she appeared in her first Canadian commercial when she was only four years old. Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, she grew up alongside her sister McKenzie, forming close family bonds that helped shape her early years. The Canadian actress’s career trajectory shows just how talent and dedication can blossom from such humble beginnings.

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She made a guest appearance in a 2010 episode of Supernatural, showcasing her talent early on. Later, she took on the role of Erin in My Life with the Walter Boys, where her performance really stood out. She brought depth and authenticity to the character, proving once again why she continues to be a compelling presence on screen. She definitely knows how to leave a lasting impression with each role she takes on.

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