Audrey Hendricks

Birth Name: Casey Hall

Height: 183 cm

Director, Actor, Singer Audrey Hendricks was born in Iowa City, IA, but spent most of her life moving around. Hendricks is of Irish and English Scottish Decent, she got her taste for modeling and acting when she was young, participating in One Act Plays in High school and free lance modeling on the weekends. Hendricks put modeling and acting on the back burner and joined the US Army where she served as a Military Police Officer.Upon getting out Hendricks became represented by Erik DeSandro which led to her photo-shoots with well know Peter Barratti and Michael Vincent. Hendricks was picked as one of the fifty hottest women in the world to compete in Season 1 of the new Reality T.V. Show Swimsuit Centerfold(2015). Hendricks went on to do background and production, working alongside Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer in the movie Popstar (2016). Hendricks then went on to receive a role as a casino patron in the movie Jason Bourne (2016). Afterwards, Hendricks became the point guard for the basketball team Detroit Diamonds in the Models Basketball League(2016) Television Show. Hendricks received a role in Patriots Day (2016) with Mark Wahlberg and a role in Battle of the Sexes(2017) with Steve Carell and Emma Stone.Hendricks made her first red carpet appearances in 2015 when she attended the MTV Video Music Awards hosted by Miley Cyrus. Hendricks then dove into her music career and began to start singing professionally. Hendricks attended the 58th Annual Grammy Awards and her love for music only grew stronger. Hendricks didn't forget about her acting career and made red carpet appearances at the 73rd Golden Globe Awards and the 88th Academy Awards (Oscars).At the 73rd Golden Globe Awards, Hendricks did an interview and was asked where her music career was headed. Hendricks announced that she is working on her first album. When asked about drop dates, she had no comment. Hendricks was asked who she wanted to win the Oscars and of course, Leonardo DiCaprio, was her answer stating, "Oh I am definitely Team Leo, it's about time we give this man an Oscar." Hendricks was seen with DiCaprio at the Oscars after he was awarded for Best Actor and the smile on her face said it all.Hendricks is the Singer and Producer of her two singles "Get Back Up" and "Down" available everywhere.Hendricks is the Author of her Biography "Demons in the Shadow," and is said to be writing a new book series now.On January 1st, 2016, Hendricks founded, and is the CEO, of "Forgotten Anthem Records," a Record Label designed to find singing talent all over the world and get them exposed. Show less «

Do not judge my story by the chapter you walked in on. I live a very colorful life, and with each ne...Show more »

Do not judge my story by the chapter you walked in on. I live a very colorful life, and with each new thing that comes my way, I have to deal with it in the best way that suits me. You may not understand my decisions, but they are mine to make. Show less «

Books are passionate stories inside of you, putting it on paper gives it the life it should have.

I needed a hero, so I became one.

When it comes to your dreams, limits are irrelevant.

There was a time in my life when I did not know what was real, if I was dead or alive you know. I re...Show more »

There was a time in my life when I did not know what was real, if I was dead or alive you know. I remember one time looking over and seeing the light shine under the closet door and feeling my body withering away with my hands and legs bound together behind my back. At that time I had only been locked in the closet for about a week, but I could already feel my body eating itself from not being fed in so long, and you know days and days would just go by and I didn't know if I would ever make it out, you know if I was ever going to really survive this. Every day I though that, this is it, he is finally going to succeed, you know I am finally going to die, he is going to kill me. Show less «

I get this question all the time..haha..I guess people want to try to understand me...um...honestly ...Show more »

I get this question all the time..haha..I guess people want to try to understand me...um...honestly not to many things scare me..I guess you could say I have been through it all..I will say that there are two things that scare me the most...number one being The Truth, you know there are still a lot of unanswered questions, secrets that I do not know the answer to, and the more I figure things out, it seems to just hurt me in the long run. Number two I would have to say is the one most deep in me...you know I've never actually shared this with anyone...I tend to keep things buried in me..you know this story and the things that I've said to you all already, those are the easy things to tell you, which ultimately is sad all in itself. I mean how easy is it to tell people in detail about gruesome physical beatings and tortures, but for me it is, but there is a lot that you do not know and a lot that I do not think that the normal mind can even fathom, so I choose to live with that. To share those moments, well lets just say somethings are better left unsaid and I think that Number 2 is one of those things. Show less «

Never let someone write the music to your own song!

I would pray that God would kill me. I would say Lord I am ready to die, on the count of three okay?...Show more »

I would pray that God would kill me. I would say Lord I am ready to die, on the count of three okay? One...Two...Three..and then I would close my eyes so tight and put my face in the pillow and nothing. I remember being so angry that I was still alive, I would curse God's name and ask him, how he could let his own child endure the suffering that I had to endure everyday when I was with my father. But in the end, after I was done throwing my fit, I apologized and every prayer after that was a thank you to God for allowing me to have the strength to survive the endless amounts of torture, because in the end, God was all I had and we all need somebody. Show less «

I guess I realized I was an adult at the age of 6. I started to really understand everything, how th...Show more »

I guess I realized I was an adult at the age of 6. I started to really understand everything, how the world worked, but not just how the world worked, but how my world worked and what I needed to do to be able to take care of my siblings. I would break into peoples houses and steal their food to feed them, I would take the blame for everything so I would get the beatings. It was just a whole different world that I lived in, I envied everyone else. Show less «

I wouldn't say I am hero, because I failed so many times and have so many regrets and could've raise...Show more »

I wouldn't say I am hero, because I failed so many times and have so many regrets and could've raised my sister better. I feel that I did what I had to do to survive and if any one else was in my shoes they would do the same thing. I am glad that it happened to me, all of it. I look around at my friends and they talk about these great things they would do when they were growing up and how much they love their family and holidays, you know all the normal stuff, and even though at times it is hard, I am glad, because even though I do not have any of that now and have never had that before, what if it was them. I can only imagine if I hadn't been dealt these cards, who would've been. So for me, I am glad that it all happened to me and not one of them. I suffered, I learned, and I changed, but would they have been able to do that. God only gives us things we can handle. Show less «

I do not want people to watch my movie or read my book and take pity on me, that is not want I am tr...Show more »

I do not want people to watch my movie or read my book and take pity on me, that is not want I am trying to succeed here. What I want people to get out of this is that you can go through absolute hell and overcome, and I am living proof of that. You do not have to stay on the beaten path, you yourself can choose to pave another road, and yes it is hard and there are endless nights of tears and pain, I know believe me, but eventually, with time, you will be okay. It may never be easy for you, I myself have to deal with crazy unfortunate events that pop up out of no where, but you will be wiser on how to deal with those situations. Everything you are going through happens for a reason, and it is up to you to decide how you deal with it, but never forget you are an over-comer. Show less «

I get it..you know...I never had a child hood and being an adult at the age of 8 raising my older me...Show more »

I get it..you know...I never had a child hood and being an adult at the age of 8 raising my older mentally handicapped sister, it was hard, I am not gonna lie, I did things that I regret and I suffered from them, but you know you learn and you change through your experiences and I guess I learned a lot in the first 13 years of my life. I do take mental aptitude test every two years or so and the results always show that I am 10 years older then my actually age. But I am a firm believer that you can choose to be better than where you came from, you I am living proof of that, but everyone needs to know that it is a choice and only you can make it...you know I did it on my own. I had nobody, I've always had nobody, even now it's just me and I do not even know how to go about letting someone else in, but you know that is a personal improvement that I work on. Show less «

I could never commit suicide, there was no way. I thought about it all the time, but I could never d...Show more »

I could never commit suicide, there was no way. I thought about it all the time, but I could never do it, I could never inflict pain on myself like that. Besides that would be selfish, you know what would my sister do, I could not just leave her all alone, he would kill her. He almost succeed a couple of times and I remember one night my mom carried her bruised and battered body and threw her on the bed, I could hear the soft mutters of her crying and I told myself never again, from this day forward, I will take her beatings on top of mine, I would make sure she never got hit again. I was six when I made that decision and from then on, my life was different. Show less «

Everyone is destined for greatness, but it's how you act and the measures you take to reach that gre...Show more »

Everyone is destined for greatness, but it's how you act and the measures you take to reach that greatness that count! Always remember you can go a long way with some time and sweat. Show less «

Never let Hope out-ride your ability to Do!

Turn your dreams into plans!

Audrey Hendricks

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