Mackenzie Foy

Mackenzie Foy made her television debut when she was eight-years-old on the Fox sitcom Til Death.  Foy began her career in commercials and print, starring in national spots for Pantene, Mattel, Burger King, and fashion campaigns for Gap, Ralph Lauren, Guess, J.Crew, H&M, and Estee Lauder, among others.  In addition to acting, she enjoys drawing, tae kwon do, and roller-skating.

With a breakout role in the one of the biggest movie franchises, Foy's natural talent and striking presence secure her place as one of the industry's brightest young stars.

She filmed the thriller The Warren Files, opposite Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga. Directed by James Wan (Saw, Insidious), the film is based on a family who encounters spirits inhabiting their farmhouse in New England and will be released next year. In addition, Foy appeared in the indie film Plastic Jesus, written by Bryan Bertino (The Strangers) and directed by Erica Dunton.  Based on true events, this coming-of-age story is based on a young girl and her older brother struggling to cope with their mother's illness.  Foy stars in the film opposite Chandler Canterbury, Paul Schneider, and Hilarie Burton.

Foy starred in this season's finale of R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour, a fantasy-horror anthology series, similar to the TV series Goosebumps.  She portrays Natalie in the special episode entitled "The Return of Lilly D" about a seemly innocent doll that comes to life.

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