Sierra McCormick

Sierra McCormick is an American actor, best known for her pivotal roles in the acclaimed series A.N.T. Supernatural and Farm. She was born in North Carolina and raised in Los Angeles where she moved with her family at an early age. She began her career acting as an actress in the Corsa Agency in Los Angeles when she was nine years old. The acting journey began in 2007 in which she appeared as a minor part in a segment of the TV show, Til death. She rose to prominence in 2009 as the judge of Are you smarter than the fifth grader? The show's second season saw her selected from more than 1,000 kids that auditioned. The actress acted in a number of movies and shows, such as Ramona and Beezus A Nanny on Christmas Hannah Montana Supernatural and Boston Legal. Farm. She talked about tigers throughout the audition process, which was helpful in helping her land the part. In the following film, she was in the critically-acclaimed horror film Some Kind of Hate.

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