Abby Ryder Fortson is still young but has several acting credits and titles. She was raised surrounded by actors, as Abby Ryder Fortson's parents are also entertainers.
Fifty years after Judy Blume's "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret" was released, writer and director Kelly Fremon Craig brings the beloved novel to the big screen with its film adaptation.
The classic coming-of-age novel revolves around the transition of a young girl into becoming a young woman. Bringing this main character to life will be Abby Ryder Fortson, a talented actress with several credits to her name.
Although surrounded by stars, all eyes will be on Abby, born on March 14, 2008. Abby worked hard to build her career and started going to auditions at the age of four. She began landing roles in the early 2010s and has made her name known in the entertainment industry.
In 2014, she appeared in the Amazon Prime series "Transparent," and the following year, she starred in "Togetherness" and "Whispers," where she displayed her impeccable talent as a performer.
Abby also joined the casts of "Rated," "Room 104," "A Dog's Journey," and "Tales from the Loop," but her most recognized role was as Cassie Lang, AntMan's daughter, in the Marvel films "Ant-Man" and "Ant-Man and the Wasp."
Fortunately, Abby has guidance from her family. She was born to the award-winning writer, director, and actor John Fortson and actress Christie Lynn Smith.
Abby's father is known for being the writer and director of "Rated," which won a total of 21 awards. He also landed two nominations for Best Director for the film.
Besides directing, John is known for starring in "Urban Nightmares," "Definitely Maybe," "Spacechild," "My Big Fat Independent Movie," "ER," and "7th Heaven," among many others.
Meanwhile, Abby's mother has acted in "Swamp Thing," "Forever," "USMA West Point," "Beverly Hills, 90210," "Bones," "Malcolm in the Middle," "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," and "General Hospital," which also starred Kelly Monaco.
She made her name known as soon as she graduated high school and landed a guest spot on "Super Force," where she earned a Screen Actors Guild card.
Abby's younger brother, Joshua Fortson, is also in the entertainment business, slowly building his name in the industry as an actor.
Abby's family is undoubtedly proud of yet another starring role she can add to her credentials. In "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret," Abby will play the daughter of a Jewish man and a Christian woman.
Her character will focus on searching for the meaning of life and finding her identity. "It's about this kid who's trying to figure out if there's something greater beyond us," Craig said of the story. "It's making sure that she's going to be okay in this time when she feels so alone and uncertain."
The film adaptation will follow much of the original book's storyline, where young Margaret moves into the suburbs and joins a secret club with a unique requirement for its members.
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