Alexia Fast

Alexia Fast is a Canadian actor. Born on 12 September 1992. At the age 7, she started acting. She produced, directed and performed as the lead in The Red Bridge. The film was premiered in 2002 at both the Atlantic as well as Reel to Reel Film Festivals. The first time she was approached by an agent, she signed at the age of eleven and following, she appeared as a character in Lionsgate feature film Fido with Carrie-Anne Moss. Fast plays Cindy Bottoms a prissy gun wielding next door neighbor. Alexia Fast is a Canadian model, actress and singer who started writing and acting in short movies in the age of seven. Being born to an actress mother and a film producer the father of singers, she is skilled in singing and acting. In 2013, she received the first Leo Award in her telefilm performance past Tense for Fido. The following year, she won the second Leo Award for her role in the psychological thriller Repeaters. She began her film career with a number of acclaimed films, such as Hungry Hills Blackbird Jack Reacher The Captive. In television, she played the leading role in Kaya as well as Manhattan. Some other appearances are The 4400 Tin Man The Secret Circle Red Widow as well as Dirk Gently s Holistic Detective Agency. Through her decade-long career so far she's been in around twelve telefilms.

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