Mckenna Grace
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She played the younger version of so many characters - Tonya Harding, Theo Crain, Carol Danvers - that Hollywood seemed to trust her with its origin stories before giving her one of her own. Then came Phoebe Spengler, the deadpan teen Ghostbuster, and the balance shifted.
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I became a vegetarian because I felt really bad for the animals and I love them a lot. Animals are very sweet, and I don't think that they deserve to be tortured.
“Young Actors Visit a Rescued Animal Sanctuary,” video interview with PETA Kids (14 November 2016).
Difference is the one thing that we all have in common.
Mckenna Grace
If you're going through rough times, just stick around, cause everything has to end eventually.
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Mckenna Grace started young, cycling through Disney XD and a soap opera before the 2017 film Gifted, where she played a child prodigy and earned her first Critics' Choice nomination. For a stretch she made a career of inhabiting famous people as children, shuttling between I, Tonya, The Haunting of Hill House, and Captain Marvel while anchoring smaller leads in The Bad Seed and Annabelle Comes Home. In 2021 she became the first child nominated for a guest acting Emmy, playing an abused teenager in The Handmaid's Tale. That same year she took the role that stuck: Phoebe Spengler in Ghostbusters: Afterlife and its 2024 sequel, a pair of films that let her be wry and weird in her own right. By 2022 she was writing and producing her own Bad Seed sequel, playing Jan Broberg in A Friend of the Family, and releasing EPs that toggled between pop rock and folk. The through line held: she never played it safe, and the work kept widening.
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