Alexia Fast

Alexia Fast (born 12 September 1992) is an Canadian actor from Canada. Her career in acting began when she was just seven years old, with the debut of the documentary The Red Bridge, which was presented during the Reel to Reel and Atlantic Film Festivals in 2002. When she was eleven, she was signed by her very first agent. After a few months she was cast alongside Carrie-Ann Moss in Lionsgate's Fido. Fast plays Cindy Bottoms a prissy gun wielding next door neighbor. Alexia Fast was born in Canada. She is an actor or singer as well as model. Fast began writing short films and performing as a child when she was just seven years old. She's equally talented in singing and acting because she was the daughter of an actor and a film producer father. The film she made her debut in was zombie comedy Fido. At the age of 13she was awarded the first Leo Award, for her acting performance as the Past Tense in a television film. The Leo Award was awarded to her for her role on The psychological horror Repeaters three years after she made it big. At the beginning of her professional career, she was in films with a high profile like Hungry Hills Blackbird Jack Reacher The Captive. Television, she starred in principal roles in series such as Kaya and Manhattan as well as guest roles on The 4400 Tin Man The Secret Circle Red Widow as well as Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency. In her decade-long professional career, she has worked in about a dozen telefilms as well.