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| Brie Larson |
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"For me, the dumbest rule is that you can't chew gum in school. For some reason, chewing gum for me gets my brain going."
| Date of Birth: October 1, 1989 |
| Birthplace: Sacramento, California |
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| Brie finds herself in a crowded pool of teen talent, but with the 2005 release of her debut album and her first starring role in a 2006 movie, she's moving up the ladder of success. Right now she's just trying to prove that she's not a clone of the more established girls in the business, but it's a struggle. She boasts a double-market value as a singer and actress, so that should help her keep her head above water. |
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| Brie Larson has a sugary voice and represents that all-American type of teenage girl. We've watched her grow up before our eyes on television and in movies, and now she's coming at us with a singing career. |
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Brianne Sidonie Desaulniers was born on October 1, 1989, in Sacramento, California. She grew up in Sacramento with her younger sister, Milaine. In 1996, at the young age of 7, Brie began her career as a professional actress; she studied acting at the American Conservatory Theatre as one of its youngest pupils.
After moving to Los Angeles, Brie was on the lookout for acting jobs. In 1998, she received her first role as a recurring comedic actress for skits on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. In 1999, Brie continued filling up her resume by making guest appearances on shows like Touched by an Angel and Popular.
In 1999, Brie accepted the role of a "Little Angel" in the film Special Delivery, starring Nell Carter and Penny Marshall. In 2001, she returned to television as Emily Stewart on Raising Dad. On the set, Brie learned how to play guitar. The series starred Bob Saget but ended after a short run of 22 episodes.
In 2004, Brie went on to take a small part in 13 Going On 30, starring Jennifer Garner, but it was her role in the 2004 teen flick Sleepover that brought her recognition. The film failed to recoup its budget in the theaters, but Brie was given exposure thanks to its run on the big screen.
Brie decided to push toward a career in music, in addition to her acting jobs. She was fueled by a personal connection to musical theater, her own collection of vinyl records and the many rock concerts she attended.
On October 18, 2005, Brie released her debut album Finally Out of P.E. (referring to physical education) at the age of 16. The pop album features 13 tracks based on her personal experiences. In addition to the album release, Brie worked with Mattel to produce "Hope Has Wings," the final song for a direct-to-video Barbie movie (the song is also the last track on her own album).
Brie lists Carole King, Edie Brickell, the White Stripes, and Modest Mouse among her musical influences, and she joined Jesse McCartney on his 2005 tour.
In 2006, Brie will appear in Hoot, her first starring role in a film. The movie is adapted from the Carl Hiaasen Newbery-winning book of the same name and also stars Luke Wilson as Officer Delinko. |
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