Young actor Hailey Nicole Ralston, 16, has revealed that she's been cast in the upcoming Nickelodeon musical series Counting Stars!
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Hailey, 16, is best known for her lead roles as Destiny Wickham in the upcoming Sci-fi television series Time Girl along with its mini-movie Meet The Meows where she played the role of Rigel. She also enjoyed playing small/featured roles in the Fox Searchlight Pictures 2021 movie The Eyes of Tammy Faye and the HBO television series The Righteous Gemstones. She is a strong supporter of charities that advocate for people with special needs.
Talking to About Insider about her upcoming projects, Hailey dished: "I have 2 super fun tv shows coming up! One is an action-packed sci-fi series called Time Girl in which I play the role of Destiny Wickham. Another one, that I just wrapped filming for, is a new Nickelodeon musical series called… sorry to leave you hanging but I can’t say yet! But I will say that it is an AMAZINGLY FUN series."
Now, Hailey didn't mention Counting Stars by name, however, her official actor's resume lists the actor as a featured star of the all new series!
First announced at Nickelodeon Upfront 2019 under the working title Simon Fuller/Ryan Tedder-Produced Untitled Project, Counting Stars is a new scripted music series following a group of mega-talented freshmen at the most elite music performance boarding school in the country who compete to perform at the year end talent showcase. Each episode will feature original music. The series filmed at Atlanta Film Studios in Georgia.
You can read Hailey's awesome interview with About Insider in full on aboutinsider.com!
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