Davy Chase is an American actress who also works in music and works on voice acting for cartoons. Many people know her by the role of "girls from the well" - Samara Morgan from the movie "Call". However, on the account of the actress there are still a large number of successful films.
In July - the 24th - 1990 - Davy Elizabeth Chase-Schwalier was born. Until the parents divorced, the girl wore a double surname. When her father left the family, she insisted that her name be reduced to Davy Chase. Davey also has a younger brother, whose name is Cade.
Davey Elizabeth Chase Biography
The future popular actress and vocalist was born in Las Vegas, but at a very young age she moved with her family to a small town called Albany, which is located in the US state of Oregon. The early years of the girl took place in this place. Despite the fact that the star currently lives in another city, she tries to return to Albany as often as possible and actively maintains contact with her mother and brother.
Davy began to demonstrate her interest in art and creativity at the age of three. Initially, she was very interested in singing, she also gravitated to music and dancing. Already at the age of 4, the baby began to appear on the stage: Davy spoke at various events that took place in her city. Later, when the girl began to receive education in high school, she performed on the local stage, participated in various competitions and school productions.
In preschool, Davy Chase managed to take part in the popular contest "Young Miss America." Thanks to natural data, the girl was able to win among the vocalists.
Her active work on television began when Davy was only 7 years old. Mom took her to the casting, as a result of which the girl got into advertising. A year later, a young talent was invited to take part in a musical production called "Utah".
Despite the fact that the childhood of Davy Chase passed in Oregon, at one point she moved to Los Angeles. This city gave Davy the opportunity to develop in a creative direction.
Careers in film and television
Being an extremely gifted child, Davy Chase was able to qualify for a secondary role in the popular television series "Sabrina is a little witch." This work was the first in her filmography, which brought the girl some success. Then the little artist appears in such projects as "Her Married Lover", "Practice", "Charmed".
Along with filming, Davy Chase began to try herself as a novice voice actor. Some popularity was brought to her by the cartoon "Lilo and Stitch", which was released in 2002. In addition to this project, Davy also worked on voicing the animated film Chihiro's Journey. And in 2003, she became the owner of an Emmy for her work on Lila and Stitch.
The first significant work in the feature film for Davy Chase was the role in the film "Donnie Darko", which was filmed in 2001. She had the honor to play a girl - the sister of the protagonist of the movie. After the release of the film on the screens, Davy literally at the moment became very famous. Her acting talent attracted attention, because in 2003 Chase signed a contract for the work in the film "Call". The role of Samantha Morgan brought the girl worldwide fame and an award from the MTV Movie Awards. After a while, Davy returned to this role, appearing in a sequel to the horror film. In the same year, Davy Chase starred in films such as Beethoven and Oliver Bean.
After success in the framework of feature films, a young talented actress fell into the castes of the television series "Big Love". The first season of the show premiered in 2006. Chase starred in this project all three seasons, until 2011.
After some time, Chase returned to work in the horror film industry. 2015 was marked by the fact that the actress appeared in the films "Deadly Crush", "Madman in Blue". A year later, she flashed in the next horror - "Jack is going home."
It is worth noting that, despite the development of his career in films and TV shows, Davy Chase does not forget about music. To date, she has a number of studio songs, and the girl’s plans include the idea of recording a full-length solo album.
