Personal details
- Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Birth Location: Corona, California, USA
- Professions: Actress, Director, Soundtrack
Olivia Sanabia, honestly, she’s one of those crazy-talented young actors you just can’t help but root for. Born and raised in SoCal (because, of course), she basically grew up with a spotlight on her. She started in musical theater at, like, six years old—some kids are still eating Play-Doh at that age, but not Olivia. Fast-forward a bit, and she’s already racking up credits in commercials and popping up as a guest star on shows like Sam & Cat, Extant, and Life in Pieces. Then, boom, she lands a starring role in Amazon’s Just Add Magic and absolutely crushes it for four seasons. Not one to sit still, Olivia jumps over to the Disney Channel, snagging a lead in Coop and Cami Ask the World. She gets to show off her musical chops there, and honestly, her comedic timing is just *chef’s kiss*. But she’s not just an actress—she sings, she writes songs, she does the whole creative thing. She’s dropped a couple of original singles, “Stars Crossed” and “The Train”—both total bops, by the way—showing off a killer voice and some seriously sharp lyrics. She’s got plans, too. More music, more acting, maybe even Broadway someday. And she’s not all about the fame—she gives back, working with Cookies for Kids’ Cancer, and she’s big on spreading good vibes and positivity on her socials. Basically, Olivia’s just getting started, and you can bet she’s got a ton more up her sleeve.
So, in this movie, the main thing going on is this idea that you never really know what someone else is dealing with, right? The characters cross paths in all sorts of messy, random ways—some are jerks, some are sweethearts, but the story keeps pushing this whole “treat people with kindness” thing. There’s this one character who’s always trying to be the bigger person, even when everyone else is basically being a pain. You see how small actions can totally flip someone’s day or even their whole life. There’s drama, obviously, but also a lot of those little moments that hit you in the gut. The movie kind of nudges you to pay attention to the way people treat each other because, honestly, it matters way more than you’d think. It’s not all sunshine and rainbows, but it’s real, you know?
5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Corona, California, USA