Molly Quinn

Molly C. Quinn is an American actress. She was born on October 8,1993.She do films, theatre, and television. She plays Alexis Castle in ABC’s Castle. Molly Caitlyn Quinn Molly Caitlyn Quinn is an American film, Tv, and T >> Read More... is her full name. Her Early Life Molly was born in Texarkana, Texas. When she was younger, she used to take acting lessons from then director and producer Martin Beck. Then she did a play called “The Nutcracker “ when she was six. In sixth grade, she tried at The Young Actors Studio and performed with the director of that programeLinda Seto. After six years of training,she signed a contract with Oshrink Talent Agency.

Her accent is Irish. Molly did her graduation form University Of California and took double degrees in Anthropology along with studying geography and Archeology. She completed honorson the impact of potential drought using Paleoclimate modeling. She has a master’s of science in paleopathology which she did from Durham University of United Kingdom.Molly did assisting of the re-housing of osteological collections from North America, Egypt, and Peru while working in the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum. In excavation, she has worked on various sites of Mayan in America and various Israel’s sites as well,which includes working with Philistine.Molly has worked a lot with the local communities with full engagement.

Her trademarks are her red hair and white skin. Her favourite shows include love lucky, The Office The Office is an Indian television sitcom streamin >> Read More... , The Big Bang Click to look into! >> Read More... Theory, and Law and Order. Molly is Star trek’s die hard fan.She works with an organization called Finding Hope which is devoted to stop Child Trafficking. EXCLUSIVE: Molly C. Quinn is known for her rolein ABC’s Castle will star in Agnes, the second film project from her newly formed OWGmire shingle. Molly is going to work as an executive producer with OWGmire partners Elan Gale Elan Gale is a television writer, producer, actor, >> Read More... .