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Mia Allan

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2010-11-14
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She’s an American child actress who’s made a name for herself with standout performances on some popular TV shows. Most people recognize her for playing Nora Braverman on the heartfelt NBC drama series Parenthood—a role that really put her on the map. Over the years, she’s continued to build an impressive resume, appearing in well-known series like The CW’s Jane the Virgin and ABC’s Single Parents, where her talent shone through once again. Before all the spotlight, though, she got her start with a small but meaningful appearance on the FX crime drama Sons of Anarchy, marking her television debut and setting the stage for what was to come. Fun fact: she shares more than just a birthday with her twin sister, Ella Allan—they share a bond that goes beyond just being siblings. As her career continues to grow, so does the recognition around her work, making her one name to keep an eye on in the entertainment world.

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Back in 2015, she took on the role of young Norma Jeane in the mini series The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe, delivering a performance that truly captured the early essence of who she would become. It was a standout moment in her career, and honestly, it’s hard to imagine anyone else stepping into those shoes the way she did. Her portrayal added depth and nuance, giving viewers a fresh look at the woman behind the icon. She really made the character her own while still honoring the legacy of Marilyn Monroe.

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