Freddie Highmore 1992

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A short description on the life experiences and career of Freddie Highmore, an English actor with reference to his contribution in the movie Finding Neverland (2004), and his future prospects is presented. Some of his achievements include Best Young Actor (Critic's Choice Awards): 2004 for Finding Neverland and Best Supporting Actor (Broadcast Film Critics Award): 2005 for Finding Neverland.

Highmore, Freddie

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Adam Brody

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Adam Brody is an American actor who started his acting career with a dual role in a made-for-TV movie called 'Growing Up Brady'. Brody who earned roles in several television series and films like Never Land, American Pie 2, The Ring and Grind, received his stardom in 2003, when he was cast in the role of Seth Cohen in a new TV series on the Fox network called the 'The O.C.'.

Brody, Adam

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Kirsten Bell 1980

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Kirsten Bell, an American actress, is the star of the critically acclaimed television series 'Veronica Mars'. Bell, who initially entered the acting arena by playing major roles in Tom Sawyer and Reefer Madness in New York Theater, later entered the Hollywood film world where she won acclaim for her roles in films like 'The Shield', 'Gracie's choice' and 'Spartan'.

Bell, Kirsten

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