Katelyn Botsch

Katelyn Botsch has been quietly racking up a solid little filmography, and honestly, if you blinked, you might’ve missed her—big mistake. She popped up in “American Underdog” back in 2021, that football flick about Kurt Warner’s wild rise from stocking shelves to Super Bowl glory. Botsch wasn’t the one throwing touchdowns, but her role had just enough spark to make you go, “Wait, who’s that?” Fast forward to 2023 and she’s in “Jesus Revolution,” a story straight out of the wild ‘70s, where hippies and straight-laced churchgoers collide. Think flower crowns, questionable fashion choices, and a lot of soul-searching—she fit right in, and not in some background-extra kind of way. Now, the latest? “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” (2024). Botsch steps into a world of absolute chaos—kids running amok, a holiday pageant gone off the rails, and the Herdmans, a family with a reputation that makes most parents sweat. She brings a certain charm to the madness, wrangling scenes that could’ve easily spun into cartoon territory. Somehow, she makes the mayhem feel real, even a bit sweet. If you’re looking for some heart, a little grit, and a dash of mischief, Katelyn Botsch keeps showing up in all the right places. She’s not a household name (yet), but honestly, it feels like just a matter of time. Keep an eye out, because she’s been quietly stealing scenes when you least expect it.