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Peter LoPresti (b. 2009)

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June 12, 2009

Biography from TheMovieDB

Peter LoPresti is an outspoken and articulate little boy with a big presence. Loves to watch Modern Family and recite Gloria’s words in her accent. Peter also has does well with British accents. He often tells his family who he will select to bring with him to the red carpet events… because “he WILL be there someday”. Peter has a blue belt in Taekwondo. He is also a Star Wars fanatic and an expert in building Legos. He is very funny and has a spunky personality that lights up a room when he walks in. Peter was diagnosed with Autism at 3 years old and was non-verbal till 4. With the right blend of support and intervention, Peter came around and is now a flourishing kid. Peter still struggles with anxiety but continues to grow with more acting exposure. Peter has a 3 year old little brother Marco who he adores and loves to play with. Peter started working at 5 years old modeling for a toy brand shoot. Soon after he starred in a corporate firm (Adecco), flashlight and local supermarket (Giant Foods) commercial. Recently he signed for a part in the movies Garden of Thorns and Running Scared.

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