Clara Bryant
Clara Bryant ( born February 7, 1985 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress.
Life and career
Her first appearance was born in 1985 in the State of California Bryant was eight years old when she represented a street child in the opera La Bohème. She first appeared in the film and television business finally had the student around 15 years old in an episode of the television series Chicago Soul, which is also well known under the name Gabriel 's Fire. In the same year they brought it to another brief appearance in an episode of This is all totally normal - The storybook family before they 1992 their first and sometimes only series starring took over. They put in the short-lived sitcom Billy 's character Annie MacGregor dar. Further guest appearances followed in 1992 in an episode of Roseanne and 1993 in an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, where she slipped into the role of Chandra. The costume she wore in this single episode, was about 14 years later on Ebay in an auction of " It's A Wrap! sale and auction " Group sold for exactly $ 227.50.
After it was used from the early 1990s, mainly in television series, it was increased from the mid- 1990s in film productions in use. Her real film debut in this film published in 1994, Danielle Steel - Only once in your life, where she was, however, seen only in a rather minor guest role. That same year, followed by another film appearance in Leslie's Folly, a 30 - minute short film in which she, however, already held a much larger role. After a brief absence from professional acting, she returned in 1997 with a starring role in the film The Mystery of the Mummy back to the screen. For her role of Amy in the internationally broadcast film she got together with her two fellow actor Mario Yedidia and Adam Wylie was nominated for a Young Artist Award in the category "Best Performance in a TV Movie or Feature Film - Young Ensemble".
Two years later she was again seen in a significant role, as she took the supporting role of Dafi in the Italian- American co-production L' amante perduto. For her achievements in film, she was nominated for a Young Artist Award 2001 in the category "Best Performance in a Feature Film - Supporting Young Actress" nomination. After that, they had just three more years were, before returning again to the screen, it was, however, active from 2002 in several projects. Among other things, she was there with my brother to see the movie A day in addition to the emerging Shia LaBeouf in a leading role for which they 2003 also a Young Artist Award in the category "Best Performance in a TV Movie, Mini -Series or Special - Leading Young Actress " got. For her role as Trudy " Tru " Walker Bryant was provided even for an Emmy, but ultimately received no nomination.
Another film appearance she could in Due East, when she was seen in the Haupt-/Nebenrolle of Mary Faith Rapple before they are still in the cast of Buffy in the same year - the Vampire Slayer managed where it to 2003 in seven various episodes as Molly, a potential Vampire Slayer, was seen. In 2003, she was also in each of a sequence of the two series Fastlane and Hack - Hack to use before more years followed without significant use in the film and television business and instead more on their studies, they having at Columbia University the main course " English " had concentrated. Only in 2006, she was finally back in a television series ( Numb3rs - The logic of the crime ) to see. In 2007, a more minor role in the horror - sci-fi movie The Bone Eater, which simultaneously represents the last well-known production, at the Clara Bryant to date (May 2011) participated.
Filmography
Nominations and awards
- 2003: Young Artist Award in the category "Best Performance in a TV Movie, Mini -Series or Special - Leading Young Actress" for her involvement in a day with my brother