Molly C. Quinn
Molly C. Quinn is an American actress. She is known for voicing Bloom, the main character on Nickelodeon’s revival of Winx Club (2004) from 2011 to 2015. She also played Alexis Castle, the daughter of the lead in ABC television series Castle (2009). Molly started acting at a young age and made a name for herself in the industry with a series of power-packed performances in television series, films, and stage productions. She is also a voice actress and has provided her voice to a number of characters in animated films and TV series. She has appeared in music videos as well. The ambitious young lady turned an associate producer with the movie Hansel & Gretel Get Baked (2013) in 2013. Her other major works include The Sacrifice (2009), ‘Winx Club: Il segreto del Regno Perduto (2007), We’re the Millers (2013) and Welcome to Happiness (2015).She won the ‘Best Newcomer, Short Film’ award at the Monaco International Film Festival in 2009, for her outstanding work in the short film The Sacrifice (2009), in which she played the character of Esmee Johnson’.
Molly Quinn started her acting career at a very early age. She performed in her community’s performance of the two-act ballet ‘The Nutcracker’ when she was just six years old and came to the notice of retired director and producer Martin Beck who recognized her potential. He agreed to coach her and gave her weekly lessons. . When she was twelve, Molly went for an audition at the Young Actors Studio and performed for the director Linda Seto as well as a group of representatives from the Osbrink Talent Agency. After impressing both Linda and the representatives from the agency, she took intensive acting training. She eventually signed with Osbrink Talent Agency and then later switched to Management 360. . Molly made her film debut with a short role in the American comedy film Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007) in 2007 and later went on to make three more short appearances in films like My One and Only (2009), Disney’s A Christmas Carol (2009), and The Sacrifice (2009) before getting her big break in the television industry. . In 2009, she was signed by Beacon Pictures and ABC Studios to play the character of ‘Alexis Castle’, the daughter of the lead character ‘Richard Castle’ (a famous mystery novelist), in the American crime-comedy-drama television series Castle (2009). This was her very first major project which provided her a platform to properly showcase her talent. . After the successful launch of her character in Castle (2009), Molly started getting better offers, both in films and television shows. . She landed the role of Bloom in the Nickelodeon-produced relaunch of the animated TV series Winx Club (2004) in 2011 and appeared on the show until 2015. In the meantime, she also voiced the same character in the two CGI films adapted from the series.