Molly Grace is an Australian born actress based in Vancouver, Canada. Like fellow Aussie actors (and inspirations), Nicole Kidman and Naomi Watts, Molly loses herself in a role. She loves to try on new accents - she's got standard American down and can do a proper British accent thanks to hours of studying Hermione Granger! Naturally, she can whip out the authentic Aussie accent when the shrimp's on the barbie.Molly's energy is contagious. She loves being on set and works as hard as she plays.Molly's screen presence and impressive work ethic helped her secure an agent at just 12 years of age. Molly consistently delivers powerful, nuanced performances. She has strong natural instincts but her professionalism drives her to expand her emotional range and to strive for consistently compelling and truthful delivery. She is dedicated to perfecting her craft and trains with Kirsten Clarkson, one of Hollywood's most successful acting coaches.Recently, Molly worked with one of her acting heroes! She was the younger version of a tortured cellist played by Allison Williams (Get Out, Girls) in the Richard Shepard (Dom Hemingway, The Matador, Girls) film, The Perfection. Learning to play the Cello in three weeks was a huge challenge - but that's kinda Molly's thing - and though she can fake it well, she admits to being incredibly in awe of the professional players.. Molly also said, "It was amazing to work with such well-respected artists. There was so much happening and it was so much fun. At the end of filming I had a super proud moment of 'oh my gosh, I just did that!'Besides acting, Molly belts out anything musical theatre, plays piano, paints and dances like no one is watching! Oh yeh, she also plays the ukulele and is often found in her room rocking out to Riptide....Molly's main goal is to work on challenging Projects, with talented and diverse artists. She can't imagine life without acting. She just loves it. Show less «