Brittany Snow

Actress and producer from American TV

Brittany Snow - Performers & Entertainers born March 9th, 1986
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This actress gained recognition for roles in the television series 'Guiding Light' and 'American Dreams'. She starred in the film franchise 'Pitch Perfect' as well as 'Would You Rather' and 'The Pacifier'. Her work encompasses both acting and producing in various projects. In addition to television and film, she has participated in voice acting.

Starred in 'Pitch Perfect' franchise

Played a role in 'American Dreams'

Acted in 'The Pacifier'

Featured in 'Guiding Light'

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