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Annasophia Robb

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AnnaSophia Robb
, born December 8, 1993 (19931208), Denver) is an American actress.

Career

She first appeared on camera in a television commercial for McDonald's. Her first participation in serious filming can be considered the role in the short film “Father’s Day” by Colorado Film Institute student Christy Eckert[3][4], as well as her appearance in one of the episodes of the series “Drake and Josh” on the Nickelodeon channel. In 2004, she received the lead role in the television film Samantha: An American Girl's Holiday. In 2005, she auditioned for the role of Rosemary in the comedy Little Manhattan, but the role went to another actress.

Annasophia's first popularity came from her roles in Wayne Wong's family drama Thanks to Winn-Dixie and in Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, in which Annasophia played the role of an arrogant athlete named Violet. Also in 2005, Robb became the face of the clothing brand for girls, Trad Clothing.

At the beginning of 2007, the thriller “The Harvest” and the fantasy family drama “Bridge to Terabithia”, based on the book of the same name by Katherine Paterson, were presented. For this film, Annasophia performed the song "Keep Your Mind Wide Open", which was included in the official soundtrack, and for which a video clip was shot. In the same year, the dramatic film “If There Are Dreams, There Will Be Traveling,” directed by debutant Brad Isaac, in which Robb played one of the main roles, was shown in Cannes, and the television premiere of the children’s adventure film “Lies and Spies” took place.

In February 2008, the film “Teleport” was released, directed by Doug Liman, in which Annasophia played the role of the main character during her school years. A month later, the drama “Sleepwalking” was released in limited release. Along with Robb, Charlize Theron, Nick Stahl, Woody Harrelson and Dennis Hopper participated in the filming.

In 2009, the film “Witch Mountain” was released and the film “Dear Eleanor” was announced, which was never filmed. In the fall, filming of the film “The Space Between” took place, one of the main roles in which was played by Oscar winner actress Melissa Leo[5]. The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in the spring of 2010[6].

In early February 2010, filming began on the film Soul Surfer, an adaptation of the autobiography of Bethany Hamilton, who lost her left arm in a tiger shark attack at the age of 13, but subsequently returned to professional surfing. The film was released in 2011[7].

In the spring of 2012, filming took place for the pilot episode of the series “The Carrie Diaries,” which is a prequel to “Sex and the City.” The series was released in January 2013, but was closed in May 2014 after two seasons due to low ratings[8].

In 2013, the comedy “The Road, the Road Home” was released, where Annasophia’s colleagues were actors Sam Rockwell, Steve Carell, Toni Collette and Allison Janney.

Personal life

With Chris Wood in the series “The Carrie Diaries,”
Annasophia Robb was romantically involved with her “Bridge to Terabithia” co-star Josh Hutcherson. She also met with her colleague in the film “Witch Mountain” Alexander Ludwig. This romance lasted about three years. Then the actress was in a relationship with Chris Wood, who played her first love in The Carrie Diaries. In 2014, the girl had a new boyfriend - fitness trainer Adam Cobb. Two years later, the lovers separated.

Filmography

Biography

Annasophia Robb was born on December 8, 1993 in Denver, Colorado, USA, to Janet and Dave Robb. She was named after her maternal great-grandmother, Anna Sophia, and her paternal grandmother, Anna Maria. The actress's family included English, Scots, Irish, Swedes and Danes. She has a dog, Bella, a lapdog-poodle mix. The actress loves to sing, snowboard, dance and read, especially fantasy and alternative history (fantasy genres). She studied dancing and gymnastics for four and a half years. Lives in Denver, Colorado. He attends Arapahoe High School. Actively involved in charity work.

Awards and nominations

Awards

• 2008 — Young Artist Award — best young actress, for her role in the film “Bridge to Terabithia.”
• 2009 - Palm Beach International Festival - Horizon Award[9].
• 2009 - Denver Starz Festival - Rising Star Award[10].

Nominations

• 2005 - Young Artist Award - Best Young Actress, for her role in the television film or series "Samantha: An American Girl's Holiday."
• 2006 - Young Artist Award - Best Young Actress, for her role in the film "Thanks to Winn-Dixie."
• 2008 - Critics Choice Award - Best Young Actress for her role in the film "Bridge to Terabithia."

Biography of Annasophia Robb

Annasophia Robb grew up along with her heroines, revealing a new side to the audience with each role. Her first fame was brought to her by the capricious Violetta in the magical story about Charlie and his dream, but once and for all Robb won the hearts of the audience in the image of Leslie from the parable film “Bridge to Terabithia.”

Young actress Annasophia Robb

Notes

1. [www.cbsnews.com/news/annasophia-robb-on-balancing-college-and-acting/ AnnaSophia Robb on balancing college and acting - CBS News]
2. [www.buzzfeed.com/kristinharris/50-questions-with-annasophia-robb 50 Questions With AnnaSophia Robb]
3. [www.imdb.com/name/nm1455681/bio Biography on IMDb] (English)
4. [2003.firstlookfest.com/program2.html First Look Student Film Festival Program (2003)] (English)
5. [www.variety.com/article/VR1118009747.html?categoryid=13&cs=1 Trio to orbit indie 'Space'] (English)
6. [www.tribecafilm.com/filmguide/space_between-film31010.html The Space Between film page on the Tribeca Film Festival website] (English)
7. [www.imdb.com/title/tt1596346/ Soul Surfer movie page on IMDb] (English)
8. [insidetv.ew.com/2014/05/08/cw-cancels/|title=CW cancels 3 shows plus 'Supernatural' spinoff] (English)
9. [www.indiewire.com/article/christine_baranski_and_anna_sophia_robb_to_receive_palm_beach_fest_honors/ Christine Baranski and Anna Sophia Robb to Receive Palm Beach Fest Honors] (English)
10. [www.denverpost.com/entertainment/ci_13647552 Husted: “Precious” star to sashay down red carpet] (English)

Notes[ | ]

1. AnnaSophia Robb on balancing college and acting — CBS News
2. 50 Questions With AnnaSophia Robb
3. Biography on IMDb website (English)
4. First Look Student Film Festival Program (2003) (unavailable link) (English)
5. Trio to orbit indie 'Space' Archived October 14, 2009 on the Wayback Machine
6. The Space Between film page on the Tribeca Film Festival website Archived March 27, 2010 on the Wayback Machine
7. Soul Surfer movie page on IMDb website (English)
8. cancels 3 shows plus 'Supernatural' spinoff
9. Trudie Styler To Direct Bette Midler, Others In LGBT Film 'Freak Show', deadline.com
   (October 2, 2015). Retrieved November 30, 2020.
10. Christine Baranski and Anna Sophia Robb to Receive Palm Beach Fest Honors (English)
11. Husted: “Precious” star to sashay down red carpet (English)

Excerpt characterizing Robb, Annasophia

Bolkonsky, after the fatigue and impressions of the journey, the reception, and especially after dinner, felt that he did not understand the full meaning of the words he heard. “Count Lichtenfels was here this morning,” Bilibin continued, “and showed me a letter in which the French parade in Vienna is described in detail. Le prince Murat et tout le tremblement... [Prince Murat and all that...] You see that your victory is not very joyful, and that you cannot be accepted as a savior... - Really, it doesn’t matter to me, it doesn’t matter at all! - said Prince Andrei, beginning to understand that his news about the battle of Krems really had little importance in view of such events as the occupation of the capital of Austria. - How was Vienna taken? What about the bridge and the famous tete de pont [bridge fortification] and Prince Auersperg? “We had rumors that Prince Auersperg was defending Vienna,” he said. “Prince Auersperg stands on this, our side, and protects us; I think it protects very poorly, but it still protects. And Vienna is on the other side. No, the bridge has not yet been taken and, I hope, will not be taken, because it is mined and they have ordered it to be blown up. Otherwise, we would have been in the mountains of Bohemia long ago, and you and your army would have spent a bad quarter of an hour between two fires. “But this still does not mean that the campaign is over,” said Prince Andrei. - And I think it’s over. And so the big caps here think, but they don’t dare say it. It will be what I said at the beginning of the campaign, that it is not your echauffouree de Durenstein, [the Durenstein skirmish] that gunpowder will decide the matter, but those who invented it,” said Bilibin, repeating one of his mots [words], loosening his skin on the forehead and pausing. – The only question is what the Berlin meeting of Emperor Alexander with the Prussian king will say. If Prussia enters into an alliance, on forcera la main a l'Autriche, [they will force Austria] and there will be war. If not, then the only question is to agree on where to draw up the initial articles of the new Campo Formio. [Campo Formio.] - But what extraordinary genius! - Prince Andrei suddenly cried out, squeezing his small hand and hitting the table with it. - And what happiness is this man! - Buonaparte? [Buonaparte?] - Bilibin said questioningly, wrinkling his forehead and thereby making it felt that now there would be an un mot [word]. - Bu onaparte? - he said, emphasizing especially the u. “I think, however, that now that he is enacting the laws of Austria from Schönbrunn, il faut lui faire grace de l'u. [we need to rid him of i.] I decisively make an innovation and call it Bonaparte tout court [simply Bonaparte]. “No, no joke,” said Prince Andrei, “do you really think that the campaign is over?” - That's what I think. Austria was left in the cold, and she was not used to it. And she will pay back. And she remained a fool because, firstly, the provinces were ruined (on dit, le Orthodox est terrible pour le pillage), [they say that the Orthodox is terrible in terms of robberies,] the army was defeated, the capital was taken, and all this pour les beaux yeux du [for the sake of beautiful eyes,] Sardinian Majesty. And therefore - entre nous, mon cher [between us, my dear] - I instinctively hear that we are being deceived, I instinctively hear relations with France and projects for peace, a secret peace, separately concluded. – This can’t be! - said Prince Andrei, - that would be too disgusting. “Qui vivra verra, [We’ll wait and see,”] said Bilibin, unraveling his skin again as a sign of the end of the conversation. When Prince Andrei came to the room prepared for him and lay down in clean linen on down jackets and fragrant heated pillows, he felt that the battle about which he had brought news was far, far away from him. The Prussian Union, the betrayal of Austria, the new triumph of Bonaparte, the exit and parade, and the reception of Emperor Franz for the next day occupied him. He closed his eyes, but at the same moment the cannonade, gunfire, the sound of carriage wheels crackled in his ears, and then again the musketeers stretched out like a thread were descending from the mountain, and the French were shooting, and he felt his heart shudder, and he rode forward next to Shmit, and bullets whistle merrily around him, and he experiences that feeling of tenfold joy in life, which he has not experienced since childhood. He woke up... “Yes, it all happened!..” he said, smiling happily, childishly to himself, and fell asleep in a deep, young sleep. The next day he woke up late. Renewing the impressions of the past, he remembered first of all that today he had to introduce himself to Emperor Franz, he remembered the Minister of War, the courteous Austrian adjutant, Bilibin and the conversation of yesterday evening. Dressed in full dress uniform, which he had not worn for a long time, for the trip to the palace, he, fresh, lively and handsome, with his arm tied, entered Bilibin’s office. There were four gentlemen of the diplomatic corps in the office. Bolkonsky was familiar with Prince Ippolit Kuragin, who was the secretary of the embassy; Bilibin introduced him to others. The gentlemen who visited Bilibin, secular, young, rich and cheerful people, formed a separate circle both in Vienna and here, which Bilibin, who was the head of this circle, called ours, les nftres. This circle, which consisted almost exclusively of diplomats, apparently had its own interests that had nothing to do with war and politics, interests of high society, relations with certain women and the clerical side of the service. These gentlemen, apparently, willingly accepted Prince Andrei into their circle as one of their own (an honor they did to few). Out of politeness, and as a subject for entering into conversation, he was asked several questions about the army and the battle, and the conversation again crumbled into inconsistent, cheerful jokes and gossip. “But it’s especially good,” said one, telling the failure of a fellow diplomat, “what’s especially good is that the chancellor directly told him that his appointment to London was a promotion, and that he should look at it that way.” Do you see his figure at the same time?... - But what’s worse, gentlemen, I give you Kuragin: the man is in misfortune, and this Don Juan, this terrible man, is taking advantage of it! Prince Hippolyte was lying in a Voltaire chair, his legs crossed over the arm. He laughed. “Parlez moi de ca, [Come on, come on,]” he said. - Oh, Don Juan! Oh snake! – voices were heard. “You don’t know, Bolkonsky,” Bilibin turned to Prince Andrei, “that all the horrors of the French army (I almost said the Russian army) are nothing compared to what this man did between women.” “La femme est la compagne de l’homme, [A woman is a man’s friend,”] said Prince Hippolyte and began to look through the lorgnette at his raised legs.