Alexa PenaVega

The July 2003 issue of Vanity Fair, she was called one of the year's hot teen celebrity stars. In 2004, Vega filmed two movies: Sleepover, and State's Evidence. In the Lifetime television film Odd Girl Out as a cyberbully, she was in 2005. Walkout was a 2006-made-for television movie followed her in the role. In addition, she finished filming Remember the Daze in April 2007 and it was then released in limited cinemas. Repo is her last film. The Genetic Opera, which premiered in 2008. [10] Vega was confirmed as the lead role in Helix composed and directed by Aram Rappaport. The film began filming in Chicago at the beginning of March in 2008. The actress was originally cast as the lead in Robert Rodriguez's 2009 film Shorts. However, because she had been located in Australia filming Broken Hill at the time the film was required to recast her. Kat Dennings was cast in her place. She was a part of Broadway in Hairspray in the role of Penny. She appeared in the 2009 film as she was Ruby Gallagher on the ABC Family TV comedy Ruby & the Rockits, in which she also appeared alongside Patrick as well as David Cassidy. Vega played Wick in the film The Devil's Carnival, a film from director Darren Lynn Bousman and screenwriter Terrance Zdunich. Previously, they was a co-writer alongside Vega on Repo! The Genetic Opera. 12 years ago, Vega starred throughout 2012 in 2br/1ba directed by Rob Margolies, a thriller produced by Rob Margolies, with Spencer Grammer and Kathryn Morris. Vega appeared in The Pregnancy Project on Lifetime Channel and finished her animated movie The Clockwork Girl. The Mine, a film that was filmed by Vega and released in 2010, was only shown to a select audience. Vega also played Christina for the animated series Unsupervised. The actress was an actor for Royal Pains. Vega played the young heroine on Aerosmith's song video "Legendary Children". [13]