Danielle Bisutti Biography
Danielle Nicole Bisutti is an American actress and singer best known for her appearance on the Nickelodeon television series True Jackson VP.
Bisutti has positively shaped TV throughout the years, repeating on Last Man Standing, Parks and Recreation, CSI: Miami, Without a Trace, Raising the Bar and The O.C., while likewise showing up on NCIS, Criminal Minds, Castle, Hot in Cleveland, 90210, Private Practice, Body of Proof, Bones, Cold Case, Two and a Half Men and Boston Legal, to give some examples. Be that as it may, she may best refer to for her featuring job as the unsettled at this point adorable style diva Amanda Cantwell inverse Keke Palmer on the hit Nickelodeon arrangement True Jackson, VP from 2008–2011.
While working in TV, Bisutti possesses likewise made energy for film extends, a portion of her credits are Lionsgate’s Venice Underground (Eric Mabius), First Look Home Entertainment’s The Neighbor (Matthew Modine), and Lionsgate’s No Greater Love. Bisutti as of late co-delivered the web series Hollywood Girl and repeated on the arrangement as Pasha Maneer. She likewise as of late verified the main job in Harland Williams’ dystopian science fiction web series The Australian, which was discharged in late November 2013.
In 2018, Bisutti gave the voice and movement catch for the Witch of the Woods, who is later uncovered to be the goddess Freya in God of War. She got acclaim for her work and was selected for the BAFTA Award for Best Performance in a Video Game at the fifteenth British Academy Games Awards however lost to her co-star Jeremy Davies
Danielle Bisutti Age
Bisutti was born on 1 October 1976 in Los Angeles, California, United. She is 42 years old as of 2018
Danielle Bisutti Family
She is the daughter of Diana Bisutti and Richard Bisutti. Her aunt Cristina Ferrare is an American former fashion model, actress, author and television talk-show host. She has four known cousins; Alexandra Thomopoulos, actress Kathryn DeLorean, blogger Arianna Thomopoulos and Zachary DeLorean. Her father was a set decorator in both film and television for 20 years
Danielle Bisutti Boyfriend
She is sexually Straight. She is so personal when it comes to her dating life. She is said to have been married to Lorenzo Cascino, although this allegation is not yet proven. She is single as of now
Danielle Bisutti Height, Weight and Body Measurements
Height: 5’8″ / 1.73meters
Weight: 139 pounds/ 63 kgs
Body Measurements: 38-27-36
Bra Size: 36B
Dress size: 8(US)
Shoe Size: 8(US)
Danielle Bisutti Insidious / Danielle Bisutti Insidious 2
Bisutti was cast as Michelle Crane / Woman in White in the 2013 American supernatural horror film “Insidious: Chapter 2 “
Danielle Bisutti Curse Of Chucky
Bisutti was cast as Barb Pierce in the 2013 American supernatural slasher film “Curse of Chucky”
Danielle Bisutti God Of War
He has voiced the Vanir goddess Freya, a parent of the Æsir god Baldur and a goddess of love, fertility and death in the action-adventure video game “God of War”
Danielle Bisutti Criminal Minds
She was cast as Debra Acklin, a greedy mother in Through the Looking Glass of On Criminal Minds
Danielle Bisutti Last Man Standing
Bisutti was cast as Michelle, Vanessa’s friend and next-door neighbor in the season 1 of the American sitcom Last Man Standing
Danielle Bisutti Songs
Bisutti invests energy as a musician. Tunes initially composed by her, for example, “Venice Underground”, “April Moon”, and “In the Presence of”, have been utilized in free element films. At the 2003 Los Angeles Music Awards, she won the honor for “Best Female Singer-Songwriter”.
Additionally, at this service, her melody “Flash” was named for “AAA Album of the Year,” and her tune “In Passing” got the Unanimous Choice Recipient Award for “Autonomous AC Single of the Year”. In September 2004, Bisutti performed at the Temecula Valley International Film and Music Festival, where “In Passing” was chosen for the TVIFF’s “Top Musical Artist Compilation CD” and Music Connection Magazine highlighted Bisutti in its 2004 “Hot 100 Unsigned Artists” list
Danielle Bisutti Net worth
She has made a good fortune from acting. Her cars and houses are not listed. She has an estimated net worth of around $1 million
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Interview: Danielle Bisutti Talks Insidious Chapter 2
The famed horror duo, director James Wan and writer Leigh Whannell, have reunited with the original Insidious cast to bring us a terrifying sequel to the esteemed horror film, following the Lambert family as they seek to unravel the mysteries behind a childhood secret that has left them perilously connected to the spirit world. With the release of Insidious: Chapter 2 only one day away, Cinema Chords caught up with one of the film’s stars Danielle Bisutti. In this extremely open and honest interview, Danielle speaks about her experiences with astral projection, how she sees James Wan as Willy Wonka and why she believes too much violence in video games and films can have negative effects on you.
I’m going to guess you’ve seen the first Insidious?
I have and it terrified me. I couldn’t sleep for 2 weeks! James Wan shows very little..very little blood, I mean it’s definitely not a bloodbath or a slasher movie. It’s just what could happen if that spirit realm came into the realm of the living. The probability of it is so much greater and that is what is so terrifying. He touches on that fear that we all have. For example, you’re walking through your house at night to get a glass of water and you think you see something in the corner.
I mean, was that a spirit, a ghost? I have had some moments in my life like an out-of-body experience. I’ve had a few moments where that has happened to me so the idea of it and the scope of it didn’t seem far out of reach. It actually felt like “Oh God, I actually feel like I’ve done that.” *Laughs* Like, can you imagine yourself at a red door about to go into The Further?! It’s just horrifying.
I’ve had a few lucid dreams where I’ve realized I was dreaming and done all this crazy stuff because I knew it wasn’t real. I haven’t astral projected, I think that would be scary.
It is cool, it’s sort of a scary feeling but it’s an interesting sensation. I’ve had that experience of lucid dreams as well, where I’ve been like, “Oh I know I’m dreaming, so now I’m going to fly and jump off a cliff and fly around the world..!”
So, how did you get involved with Insidious Chapter 2?
I auditioned. It’s funny because when I got the audition I was shooting an episode of Grey’s Anatomy and my manager called saying, “They’re only seeing girls today before 6 pm, can you make it?” And I was like “No, I just gave birth on Grey’s Anatomy and I’m about to shoot my scene!”
He talked to casting and asked if I could put myself on tape tomorrow and send them the tape. James Wan was having a very challenging time finding an actress to play the role that I have in the movie and was going to take the weekend to look at the footage from that Friday. So, I wrapped Grey’s Anatomy, ran to my friend’s birthday party and ran home to look at the slides, went to my coach and I just went for it!…..
I’m so jealous of your job to be Cruella De Vil, that must have been so much fun!
That was a highlight, for sure, for me in college. I was a college student by day working in the theatre department and moonlighting as Cruella De Vil at night.
As you said, your role in the film looks to be very ghost-like, you walk through a wall and look generally very scary. Did you have a lot of fun playing your role in the film?
Absolutely! I think it’s always fun to be the “villain” and the one that’s putting you on edge. The way that I talk about my character is that she’s that ghost that you think is sitting in the old rocking chair in your living room. She’s the woman that you never want to see at the foot of your bed when you wake up from your lucid dream and you think you see someone. James Wan really touched on that elemental and childhood fear of seeing a woman in white walking into your closet.
In your opinion, how does Insidious Chapter 2 compare to the first one?
Well, what’s really fantastic about the second one is that it is a continuation of the first one – when you find out that Patrick Wilson’s character has come back from The Further and spirit potentially grabs on to him, right? What is so satisfying about the second one is I think that it’s equally as terrifying and a great continuation to the cliff-hanger.
Like in Chucky, you’re not quite sure why this spirit chose their son to torment. Why does a spirit need to be living through this child’s life? Well, there’s a very specific reason why this ghost, who is my son as an adult, is trying to re-live his childhood through somebody else’s. His childhood was horrific and filled with terror and abuse.
If the sequel answers all the questions from the first one, does this mean we won’t be seeing an Insidious Chapter 3?
I think there’s a sense of completion with the Lambert family and you will get a sense of “Oh, I know what’s happening with the family and here’s the sense of resolution.” I think you know that they’re going to be OK, but you also get a sense that this life in The Further is not done. The ghosts that are stuck there, they could potentially be doing this to other families and other families have the potential to astral project.
Would you like to see another Insidious film?
You know, I’m a big ‘fraidy cat! I don’t rush to the cinema to see scary movies. Do I want one because I think that James Wan is an absolute genius? Yes! Right now with The Conjuring and the second Insidious he is only getting bigger after his legacy with Saw. Everything he touches turns to gold so, in that sense, I would love to see another. Obviously, I have a vested interest now that I have a stake in the movie, I probably would see it. *laughs* But it would go against every fiber of my being because I’m such a ‘fraidy cat.
It would be great if James Wan stayed as director. In my opinion, the Saw movies got worse and worse when he left the franchise. I’d hate for that to happen to Insidious.
That’s very insightful of you, yeah. I think James was proud that he was at the genesis of this long-lived legacy of Saw, but it really was just the first one that has his stamp as a director and a visionary on it. I think that it did detract from the brilliance of what it was at the beginning. I don’t think he would let go with Insidious like that, but I have no idea. He’s now directing Fast and Furious 7 and has jumped ships into, not a completely different genre, but it’s cars, hot girls, action and fast-paced. I’m not sure what his temperature is..whether he leaves horror for a while and then goes back to it.
I don’t know whether you’ve noticed, but there are not too many original horrors out there at the moment. Many are sequels or remakes. I think Insidious is one of the very few modern horrors, especially one that has been so positively received. What is it about Insidious that everyone loves so much?
It’s Interesting that you say that and that’s another great observation. Insidious broke so many records at the box office, I think they made it for just over $1 million and it made close to $100 million. I don’t know the exact numbers, but it’s something that dramatic.