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Meredith Salenger

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1970-03-14
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She first caught the spotlight with her early role as an orphan in the 1982 classic Annie, a moment that truly set the stage for what was to come. It was around this time, at just eight years old, that she was introduced to acting by her mother—what a pivotal moment that turned out to be. Fast forward a few years, and she starred in the beloved 1985 Disney film The Journey of Natty Gann, a performance that really solidified her presence on screen. She also made a memorable appearance in A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon, further showcasing her range as a young actress. Over the years, she continued to build her career with quiet determination, and in 2017, she took a beautiful step into a new chapter when she married Patton Oswalt. Throughout it all, she’s remained grounded, letting her work speak for itself while staying true to the passion that started it all.

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She took on the role of Lisa Sanders in the series Hollywood Heights, and honestly, it was one of those performances that really stood out. Her portrayal of Lisa Sanders brought a unique energy to the show, making the character memorable throughout the run of Hollywood Heights. It’s clear that she put a lot into playing Lisa Sanders, balancing drama and emotion in a way that felt authentic. Overall, her time as Lisa Sanders in Hollywood Heights was definitely a highlight in her career.

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