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- Brooke Smith grew up in New York in the shadow of show business owing to the fact that she is the daughter of powerful publicist Lois Smith. After studying at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, her "first big thing" was playing Catherine Martin, the abducted young girl in The Silence of the Lambs (1991). She went on to play Sonya in Louis Malle's Vanya on 42nd Street (1994) and Dawn in Daniel Minahan's brutal sendup of reality television Series 7: The Contenders (2001). Whether she is humming a Tom Petty tune, as her character did in "Lambs," or screaming for a bean dip, as her pregnant character does in "Series 7," Smith is known for giving brooding, detailed performances. In addition to stage work, her other interests include filmmaking (she has directed a short film and a feature-length documentary), journalism (she has published interviews with actors Steve Buscemi, Ed Harris, and Fred Ward), and travel (she has traveled extensively, especially to Africa).
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Rachele Brooke Smith is an award-winning actress, film producer, and inspirational speaker whose dynamic performances and empowering messages have captivated audiences worldwide. With a magnetic presence, Rachele transcends her roles, showcasing her depth and versatility as an actress while inspiring others through her creative artistry and personal journey.
Rachele burst onto the scene with her breakout role, in the hit film "Center Stage: Turn It Up," (which was also the lead role in the sequel to the film that changed her life as a little girl... Rachele regularly motivates fans around the world with this inspirational, manifestation story) where she wowed audiences with her mesmerizing acting and dance skills, as well as, compelling screen presence.
Her remarkable talent led to notable performances in various films and television series, including "Bring It On - Fight To The Finish," "Nice Guys," "Scream Queens," "Iron Man 2," "Two & a Half Men," "Love Again," "Cold Moon, "Atomic Shark," "Alien Country," and soon to be "Legend Of The White Dragon." Each role demonstrated her ability to bring complex characters to life with authenticity and emotional resonance.
As a passionate advocate for mental health and wellness awareness, Rachele has used her platform to speak about the importance of self-acceptance, body image, resilience, and empowerment. Her inspirational journey, which includes overcoming her own personal challenges, drives her desire to uplift others. Rachele is a frequent speaker at events and workshops, imparting wisdom drawn from both her experiences in the entertainment industry and her commitment to promoting wellness.
In addition to her acting accolades, Rachele has made her mark as a producer, bringing compelling stories to the screen that reflect her creative vision and commitment to impactful storytelling. Her most recent project as a producer includes the hilarious, heartfelt, sci-fi, comedy "Alien Country," in which she stars and produces alongside fellow renowned talents.
Rachele's dedication to her craft and her unwavering belief in the transformative power of storytelling have earned her recognition in the industry, including prestigious awards and nominations. As she continues to rise as an A-list actress and influential figure, Rachele Brooke Smith remains committed to creating meaningful connections through film and inspiring others to embrace their unique journeys.
With an ever-expanding filmography and a heart rooted in service, Rachele is poised to become one of Hollywood's brightest stars, leaving a lasting legacy in both the entertainment industry and the lives she touches through her motivational work.- Actress
Brooke Anne Smith is an American actress known for her lead series regular role on two seasons of Tyler Perry's "Too Close To Home" where she played a drug addicted sexual assault survivor. She is also known for her recurring role on MTV's hit show "Awkward." She landed a lead series regular role in Oscar winner Renee Zellweger's six million dollar pilot "Cinnamon Girl" which was directed by critically acclaimed Gavin O'Connor. Smith made her motion picture debut as a lead in Walt Disney's "Max Keeble's Big Move" and since then, has gone on to several television shows and feature films to date.- Actress
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Mackenzie was born on February 6, 2001, in Florida and from the beginning demonstrated a keen ability to entertain and perform. At the tender age of four, Mackenzie booked her first commercial in Texas. She enjoyed is so much the work couldn't come in fast enough for her. At the age of 5, Mackenzie received representation offers in New York and Los Angeles and Mackenzie chose to work in Los Angeles. In 2006, her family made the move to California and since her arrival, Mackenzie has consistently kept busy. Mackenzie has graced the screen in commercials for COX, AT&T, Anna's Linens, QuikTrip, Home Goods, Intuniv, McDonalds, Walmart, Barilla Pasta (where her dialogue was in German) and many others. Mackenzie can be seen in the feature films, The Family Fang, A Winter Rose, Deadtime Stories, Shuffle, Growth, Four Christmases and National Treasure 2. Mackenzie has worked on several short films including "Theodora", "Turn Around" and "The Passenger". Several of Mackenzie's most memorable television roles have been her role as Savannah Weaver on the hit FOX TV Series, "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" and Megan on "The Middle. Mackenzie is also represented by the Zuri Modeling agency and can be seen in ads for Mattel, Monnalisa, Intuniv, State Street Global Advisors, Zyrtec, Hanna Andersson, Vera Bradley and Disney.
Outside of her career, Mackenzie enjoys Art, Fashion Design, Singing, Aerial and Contortion Arts.- Actress
Brooke A. Smith is known for Zombie Town (2023) and SkyMed (2022).- Brooke Howard-Smith is known for #KiwisCureBatten: Team Ball Player Thing (2015), It's All Good: Aggressive Inline Skating (1999) and The Traitors NZ (2023).
