Callie Havelda’s parents were hesitant to let her act
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Leia, of course, is the daughter of Eric Forman (Topher Grace) and Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon), and has starred in the much-talked-about series. Get to know Callie and her family. There are a lot of the actor’s siblings and parents, who are definitely supportive. right now!
Callie Haverda’s parents wanted her to be certain to pursue a career in acting.
Fans can watch Callie as Leia does the ’90s thing on Netflix.・Follows the character visiting Forman.
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Before the star burst onto the Hollywood scene, she spent her childhood in Austin, Texas in a family of six. According to HITC, Callie is one of her four children. Her parents are her Tony and her Denise Haverda, who are respectively an Open Text executive and a New York Life Insurance recruiter.
As the formerly homeschooled actress told ATX Today, “My brother was an actor for a short time before me, but they don’t do it anymore. Their agent sent me out to audition. , because we finally booked.
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Callie adds: So they were kind of wary about that. She also told Texas Lifestyle Magazine, “I wasn’t really allowed to act until I was old enough to decide for myself what I really wanted to do.
Curry’s parents and siblings now fully support him.
“I was actually on the bus while my agent was coming home from school and trying to call me,” Curry said of how he knew he had booked the gig on Netflix. The star said all she wanted was to come home so her parents could hear the big news. [the] We sat in the front yard and sat there for about an hour.
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The family moved from Texas to California after the teen attended That 90’s Show. , Carson congratulated Curry on Instagram.
The proud brothers captioned a series of images from the show’s premiere. From reading your lines with you when we were kids to seeing you on the big screen tonight, I never doubted you’d be a star. I can’t wait to continue to amaze you with your limitless talent. ”