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Odette Annable
Birth at
10 May 1985
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Odette Annable is an American actress. Odette is from Los Angeles, her mother is from Cuba, and her father is from Nicaragua and Colombia. Ennable can speak Spanish fluently. She began her own career in cinema in 1990, when she was still a child, with an inconspicuous role in the comedy Kindergarten Policeman, in which the main role was given to Arnold Schwarzenegger.
After Odette Annable completed her studies at a Christian high school in Riversdale, she wanted to get a bachelor's degree in finance
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Odette Annable is an American actress.
Odette is from Los Angeles, her mother is from Cuba, and her father is from Nicaragua and Colombia. Ennable can speak Spanish fluently.
She began her own career in cinema in 1990, when she was still a child, with an inconspicuous role in the comedy Kindergarten Policeman, in which the main role was given to Arnold Schwarzenegger.
After Odette Annable completed her studies at a Christian high school in Riversdale, she wanted to get a bachelor's degree in finance at Loyola Marymount University, but as a result, the girl decided to continue her career in cinema.
Odette Annable also starred in the short-lived television series Road in Autumn and South Beach. In 2007, she had the opportunity to perform her debut leading role in her career in cinema, in the television film “Reckless Behavior” of the Lifetime channel, as a result of which she was approved for the main female role in the film.
Monstro J.J. Abrams.
A true breakthrough Annable was the main role in the horror film “Unborn”, filmed in 2009 and enjoyed incredible success at the box office. In addition, she had to take part in paintings.
"Double agent" "And there will be darkness" and "Thou art again."
In October 2010, Annable became the wife of Dave Annable, taking his surname - she used to have the maiden name Justman.
In 2011, Odette Ennable managed to star in a sitcom.
"Best security" As a result, she joined the cast of the final season of the television series “Doctor House”.
In early 2013, Odette landed the lead role in the pilot of ABC’s The West Side, a modern interpretation of Romeo and Juliet.
