Popular American film actress - Zoe Francis Thompson Deutsch - gained the greatest fame worldwide, playing the main female role in a duet with Russian actor Danila Kozlovsky in the movie "Vampire Academy". Currently, her filmography consists of such projects as “Why is he?”, “Grandfather of easy virtue”, “Catcher in the rye”, “Adult games” and others.
A native of Los Angeles and a native of a creative family (father Howard Deutsch is a well-known film director ("Tales from the Crypt"), and mother Leah Thompson is a Hollywood actress ("Back to the Future" and "Jaws 3")) - Deutsch Zoe - undoubtedly received a worthy dynastic startup. However, to a greater extent, she owes her stellar status to her own talent and determination.
Deutsch Zoe Biography and Career
On November 10, 1994, the future famous film star was born at the center of the world film industry. She also has a sister, Zoe Madeline, who today is professionally engaged in music. In school years, the girl devoted a lot of time to choreography, and then studied at the Oakwood School and The Los Angeles County High School acting school studios, and also took part in student theater productions.
In 2010, the creative biography of Zoya Deutsch begins with the debut cinematic project "All Tip-Top, or Life on board." One of the main roles (girl Maya Bennett, lover of the main character of Zach Martin) of the popular youth sitcom instantly made the aspiring actress famous all over the world. And a year later, in the criminal series "Double", she played the role of the daughter of the main character of the picture.
Currently, the filmography of the American actress contains more than a dozen successful film works, among which the following should be highlighted: "Beautiful Creatures" (2013), "Vampire Academy" (2014), "Grandfather of easy virtue" (2016), "The Matrix of Time" (2017), "Why is he?" (2017), "Adult Games" (2017).
The latest cinematographic projects featuring Zoya Deutsch include the film "The Catcher in the Rye", the picture of her mother, where she starred with her older sister Madeline, "The Year of the Impressive Man", the comedy "Podstav", and the dramatic comedy "Richard says Goodbye."
