Grace Caroline Currey

Grace Caroline Currey, born Grace Fulton on July 17, 1996, in the United States of America.
Raised in a family immersed in the arts and with an older brother, Soren Fulton, who was also a former child actor, Grace began her career at a very young age.
In her early years, she appeared as a child actress in television series such as "JAG", "Home of the Brave", and "Ghost Whisperer".
She also gained attention for portraying the childhood of the renowned actress Natalie Wood in the biographical film "The Mystery of Natalie Wood" (2004).
During her youth, she continued to advance her television career with strong steps by playing the young version of Victoria Grayson in the series "Revenge".
Grace was a talented dancer capable of attending the Royal Ballet School, but when her passion for acting took precedence, she focused on cinema.
Her greatest breakthrough in her career came through her collaboration with David F. Sandberg, one of the masters of horror cinema.
She portrayed the character Carol in "Annabelle: Creation" (2017), a hit film within the "The Conjuring" universe.

Starring alongside names such as Stephanie Sigman, Talitha Bateman, and Lulu Wilson, this film achieved significant box office success and elevated Grace's visibility in Hollywood. Immediately following this success, director David F. Sandberg cast her in the DC Extended Universe. In the 2019 superhero film "Shazam!", she portrayed Mary Bromfield, the step-sister and guardian figure of the protagonist Billy Batson. Her warm and mature performance in the film introduced her to a wide audience. She reprised her role in the sequel "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" (2023). In this installment, she made a significant career milestone: while another actor portrayed the character's superhero form in the first film, Grace herself embodied both the human and superhero versions in the second. Grace Caroline Currey demonstrated her ability to carry not only supporting roles but also leading ones with the 2022 survival thriller "Fall". In this film, she portrayed Becky, a character stranded atop an abandoned 600-meter television tower, delivering an exceptionally demanding performance both physically and psychologically.

Despite its low budget, the film generated significant tension and earned Grace critical acclaim for her acting prowess. The actress, who changed her surname upon marrying Branden Currey in 2022, continues to build her career as one of Hollywood's rising stars.