Alexia Fast

Alexia Fast (born 12 September 1992) is the name of a Canadian actor from Canada. When she was just seven, she first began her acting career when she wrote, directed and starred as the lead character in The Red Bridge. The film premiered 2002 at both the Atlantic as well as Reel to Reel Film Festivals. In 2002, at age 11, she had signed her first agent and appeared as a character in Fido by Lionsgate opposite Carrie Ann Moss. Fast plays Cindy Bottoms a prissy gun wielding next door neighbor. Alexia Fast began her career as an actress and model when she was seven years older. When she was seven, Fast wrote and directed short films. Born to an actress mother and a film producer singer father she is equally talented in acting and singing. In her teens She made her acting debut in film with Fido the zombie-themed comedy. She was awarded her first Leo Award at 13 for her role in the film Past Tense. The Leo Award was awarded to the actress for her part in the thriller with a psychological theme Repeaters three years after she became famous. At the beginning of her career Ms. Captive was a part of high-profile movies such as Hungry Hills Blackbird Jack Reacher The Captive. She played main characters in shows like Kaya and Manhattan, and guest roles in The 4400 Tin Man The Secret Circle Red Widow, as well as Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency. During her career of a decade, she's been featured involved in a minimum of a dozen feature films.