Odessa Feaster
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Few names carry this far: Odessa Feaster is an actress with the kind of reach that turns a role into a reference point. Big projects and smaller ones sit side by side on the filmography. Playing Josepha Hickey in 'Now You See Me' took the name well past her home market. 'Broken City' is a second title with an audience of its own. The early credits were nothing like the ones that followed. More credits fall under thriller than under anything else.
Odessa Feaster
7 Movies
1 Series
Few names carry this far: Odessa Feaster is an actress with the kind of reach that turns a role into a reference point. Big projects and smaller ones sit side by side on the filmography. Playing Josepha Hickey in 'Now You See Me' took the name well past her home market. 'Broken City' is a second title with an audience of its own. The early credits were nothing like the ones that followed. More credits fall under thriller than under anything else.
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What are the most famous roles of Odessa Feaster?
Odessa Feaster is best known for roles in Now You See Me, Broken City, Straight A's.
How many movies has Odessa Feaster been in?
Over a 20-year career (since 2006), Odessa Feaster has appeared in 7 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Odessa Feaster's first movie?
The career of Odessa Feaster began with The Year Without a Santa Claus (2006).
What is Odessa Feaster's most recent movie or series?
Odessa Feaster's most recent release is Blue Ridge, which premiered on October 20, 2020.
What TV shows has Odessa Feaster appeared in?
On television, Odessa Feaster has appeared in Marvel's Cloak & Dagger.
Odessa Feaster
Few names carry this far: Odessa Feaster is an actress with the kind of reach that turns a role into a reference point. Big projects and smaller ones sit side by side on the filmography. Playing Josepha Hickey in 'Now You See Me' took the name well past her home market. 'Broken City' is a second title with an audience of its own. The early credits were nothing like the ones that followed. More credits fall under thriller than under anything else.