[Awakens at Five, Bound to a Talent Learning Machine]
Acting, dancing, voice acting: as long as you have the talent, I can help you develop it to 100%.
From then on, the entertainment industry had an indescribable child star, a “monster.”
The mechanical dancing girl in Megan performs an eerie dance that shocks everyone. She tears off a bully's ear with her bare hands, and one line, “You should have run away,” makes everyone scream.
Lucy, the little daughter of the intellectually disabled father in I Am Sam, has clear, pure eyes. Her one line, “It's okay, Daddy,” brings the whole audience to tears.
Next, she transforms into the young victim in Hope, making viewers cry until they can hardly breathe, and earns legendary status with her empathy beyond her years. In Gifted, she instantly switches into a calculating genius, the sharpness in her eyes leaving even veteran actors amazed.
In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, she and her actress mother play a mother-daughter duo who rack up awards; in Alice in Wonderland, she's a lively little Alice; in The Bad Seed, she's a little girl with an angel's face and a devil's heart...
From pitiful and delicate to innocently wicked, from steadfast and unyielding to despairing and unhinged, there is no role she cannot handle! She takes one sure step at a time on her journey from child star to leading actress, crushing every doubt with sheer ability.
The heroine is extremely confident and ambitious, and unwavering in her choices.
Theme: Be independent, strong, and never stop striving.
