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Molly was born in Wurzburg, Germany on Thanksgiving Day back on
November 22nd, 2001 to then Second Lieutenant David and Lynette
Jackson. Molly started acting at the age of 5 at a small theater in El Paso.
Paso, TX called Kids-N-Co. Molly enjoyed the plays and show choirs so
much that at the young age of 5 she proclaimed to her parents that she
was going to make it in Hollywood! In 2009 she was "discovered" by a
Los Angeles talent manager who was in El Paso holding an acting seminar
at Kids-N-Co. At this time, Molly's dad was deployed to Iraq, but
supported her mom in packing up the family and heading to LA to give
Molly a chance at her dream! She booked 2 national commercials right
away and never looked back! The Army reassigned her father to the ROTC
Department at the University of Southern California in April of 2010,
and they now reside in Long Beach. Molly has booked over 10 national
commercials, done voice over for movies and radio, and still performs
on stage at the local Shakespeare Theater Company in Long Beach. She is
passionate about animals and recently adopted a rescue puppy named
Dexter. She loves the California sunshine and its beaches, playing with
her younger sister, Hannah, and their two dogs and many turtles. She's
proud of her dozens of hard-earned Girl Scout badges, gymnastics
awards, soccer and ice skating skills, and her collection of books.
Most of all, Molly is proud of all of her acting achievements, and each
day continues to work toward her dream she set for herself at the young
age of 5!
November 22nd, 2001 to then Second Lieutenant David and Lynette
Jackson. Molly started acting at the age of 5 at a small theater in El Paso.
Paso, TX called Kids-N-Co. Molly enjoyed the plays and show choirs so
much that at the young age of 5 she proclaimed to her parents that she
was going to make it in Hollywood! In 2009 she was "discovered" by a
Los Angeles talent manager who was in El Paso holding an acting seminar
at Kids-N-Co. At this time, Molly's dad was deployed to Iraq, but
supported her mom in packing up the family and heading to LA to give
Molly a chance at her dream! She booked 2 national commercials right
away and never looked back! The Army reassigned her father to the ROTC
Department at the University of Southern California in April of 2010,
and they now reside in Long Beach. Molly has booked over 10 national
commercials, done voice over for movies and radio, and still performs
on stage at the local Shakespeare Theater Company in Long Beach. She is
passionate about animals and recently adopted a rescue puppy named
Dexter. She loves the California sunshine and its beaches, playing with
her younger sister, Hannah, and their two dogs and many turtles. She's
proud of her dozens of hard-earned Girl Scout badges, gymnastics
awards, soccer and ice skating skills, and her collection of books.
Most of all, Molly is proud of all of her acting achievements, and each
day continues to work toward her dream she set for herself at the young
age of 5!
Reviews
Forbidden Tango (2021)
Very poor quality film
14 September 2021 - 11 out of 14 users found this review helpful.
A truly bad film, with amateur acting, writing and directing. My husband and I are still in shock that this even made it to theaters. The storyline could have been decent, but there were many times where the characters' goofiness or poor acting got in the way. A better editing job could have fixed some of this.