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Annalise Basso

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1998-12-02
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She’s an American film and television actress and model who really started making waves when she stepped into the role of Eden Hamby on True Blood. That performance definitely put her on the map. Over time, she continued building momentum—landing her first lead role in Standing Up, which was a big milestone. Then, in 2016, she captivated audiences again with her standout performance in Ouija: Origin of Evil, further proving her range and talent. But before all the spotlight and red carpets, she was steadily working her way up, taking on small, one-time roles across various TV shows and even appearing in commercials here and there. It turns out, acting runs in the family—she was born into the well-known Basso acting lineage and happens to be the youngest child of Marcie Basso. Being part of such a creative household likely shaped her path early on. Her journey from those humble beginnings to leading roles is pretty inspiring, showing just how much dedication and natural ability can carry someone far. And honestly, with each new project, she continues to leave a mark.

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She appeared on the show Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? in a role as one of the students when she was just ten years old.

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