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Faith Rosalie Dunn

Alias:
Faith Dunn
Faith-Rosalie Dunn

Birthplace:
New York, New York

Biography from TheMovieDB

Faith has been in the spotlight since the age of 3. She spent her first years acting in local stage productions as well as dance showcases. At the age of 6, Faith-Rosalie began her film career with “Always Faithful” playing the daughter of an American soldier killed in action. She then went on to “Girl in the Wilderness” as a young girl from the future, and the inspirational film called “The Combination” which explored overcoming the loss of a child. Early in 2015 Faith-Rosalie was in her first Christian film “Blossoms of Faith”. She then was in the anti-bullying film “Following Phil” as well as starring in a Sci-Fi Television Pilot “Above the Horizon”. After filming numerous films in lead and supporting roles as a child, Faith played her first coming of age role in the film adaptation of the award winning "Walk Two Moons" in the lead role. After her move from metropolitan NYC to Ohio she continues to work acting but spends most of her time playing violin in various groups including the touring group Rockestra and The Dayton Philharmonic Junior Strings.

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