Check out Nicola Peltz, Last Airbender actress! Nicola Peltz will step into the world of Avatar as Katara. Get details on the young actress below with video after the jump.
Nicola Peltz is a young and talented actress who has been cast as Katara, a young waterbender who grows up without a mother. Peltz and the upcoming Avatar flick is due out in theaters in 2010.
As a biography Nicola Peltz, Last Airbender actress, is fourteen years old. Peltz’s exact birthdate is unknown. She stands at 5′ with green eyes and brown hair.
Nicola has been active in theater, modeling, commercials and film. To date the young actress has been working in the field of modeling as well as on the small screen in the soap opera Guiding Light. In the series Peltz plays Natalie. Also included in her acting resume is the theater production entitled Blackbird as well as her appearance in the pop icon Miley Cyrus’ video 7 Things.
Nicola Peltz, Last Airbender actress, also holds additional film roles as Lynn in the movie Righteous Kill. In the flick Harold, Nicola starred as Becki. She has also appeared in Deck the Halls as Mackenzie.
In Nicola’s upcoming movie projects she can be seen as Katara in Avatar: The Last Airbender which is being directed by M. Night Shyamalan. Check out IMDb’s details on the 2010 movie below.
The story follows the adventures of Aang, a young successor to a long line of Avatars, who must put his childhood ways aside and stop the Fire Nation from enslaving the Water, Earth and Air nations. Only the Avatar has the ability to Bend (manipulate) all four elements, but one day, he vanished. Then the Fire Nation attacked, forcing a war on the other three nations for one hundred years. Now, for the good of the world, it’s up to 12-year-old Aang (Noah Ringer), the new Avatar, to return peace and balance by putting an end to the war and mastering all four elements. Aang must accept his destiny by stopping the Fire Nation’s war and defeating the Fire Lord for good.
See video of Nicola Peltz, Last Airbender Actress, below.
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