Kaylee Bryant Biography, Age, Family, Boyfriend, Movies, The Originals, American Horror Story, Criminal Minds

Kaylee Bryant Biography

Kaylee Bryant is an American model and actress, best known for Santa Clarita Diet in 2017, What Goes Around Comes Around in 2016 and Criminal Minds in 2005.

She began acting from the age of eight. She become known after appearing as a teen actress on Disney Channel original series, Kickin’ It as Carrie/Tori and on The CW’s Legacies as Josie since 2018.

Kaylee Bryant Age | Kaylee Bryant Birthday

Bryant was born on 1 November 1997 in Malibu, California, United States. She is 21 years old as of 2018

Kaylee Bryant Family

She is the daughter of Garrett and Kristina Kaneshiro. She has an older brother named Kane. Her family stayed in Malibu, California, the United States at the time of her birth, she has not mentioned anything about them in the public.

Kaylee Bryant Boyfriend

She is not married. She is so personal with her dating life, it is not known who she is dating to date

Kaylee Bryant Height, Weight and  Body Measurements

  • Height: 5’5″ (1.65meters)
  • Weight: 52kg (112 Pounds)
  • Body Measurements: 33-24-34
  • Shoe Size: 8US
  • Eye Color: Brown
  • Hair Color: Brown
  • Cup size: 32A

Kaylee Bryant Legacies

Bryant was cast as Josie Saltzman, Lizzie’s sister and a witch and student at the Salvatore School in the American television drama series “Legacies”

Kaylee Bryant The Originals

Bryant was cast as Landon, Hope’s friend in the fifth season of the American television series “The Originals”

Kaylee Bryant American Horror Story

Bryant was cast as Zombie Slut American Horror Story in 2011

Kaylee Bryant Criminal Minds

Bryant was cast as Amanda Bergstrom, the high-school student and bully who became the survivor of a familicide perpetrated by one of her victims in the Season Twelve episode The Anti-Terrorism Squad of the “Criminal Minds”

Kaylee Bryant Net Worth

Bryant is an American actress and model who has made her efforts in the field of acting and has made some fortune. She has an estimated net worth of around $600,000 US Dollar

Kaylee Bryant Movies

  • 2018-2019 Legacies
  • 2017-2018 Santa Clarita Diet
  • 2017 Speechless
  • 2016 What Goes Around Comes Around
  • 2016 Criminal Minds
  • 2016 Birthday Bluff
  • 2016 The Real O’Neals
  • 2015 Double Daddy
  • 2015 Backstrom
  • 2015 Newsreaders
  • 2014 Party Slashers
  • 2014 Mary Loss of Soul
  • 2014/I Zugzwang
  • 2012-2014 Kickin’ It
  • 2014 Suburgatory
  • 2013/II Don’t Look
  • 2013 A.N.T. Farm
  • 2013 Dog with a Blog
  • 2012 Body of Proof
  • 2011 American Horror Story
  • 2006 CondomNation

Kaylee Bryant Interview

Kaylee Bryant on ‘Legacies’ and Her Favorite Monster So Far

Source: collider.com

Collider:  I very much enjoyed this episode. It’s so much fun!

KAYLEE BRYANT:  Thank you!

I’m definitely a sucker for talent shows, and I’m also a big Invasion of the Body Snatchers fan, and it’s a combination of those two amazing things.

BRYANT:  Wow, so this is the perfect episode for you.

When you first got and read “We’re Gonna Need a Spotlight,” what was your reaction to the episode?

BRYANT:  It’s funny, they walked around the set a couple of weeks before we had gotten the script for this episode and said, “If we had a talent show, what would your talent be?” And me, like Kaylee, said, “Ooh, I’d sing!” And then, I looked at them and went, “Wait, are you talking about Josie or Kaylee?” and they refused to say. So, when I got the script, I got so nervous ‘cause I haven’t really trained vocally, professionally, in years. I got a little bit scared if we’re being honest.

What was it like to do that whole scene, where Josie gets her big moment, especially knowing that people have been rooting for her to step into the spotlight for a long time?

BRYANT:  Yeah, it was really interesting. It was a long process. I got the song a couple of weeks before we started working on the episode, so I started working with a vocal coach. And then, after that, I ended up going through dance rehearsals with the other dancers. And then, we ended up getting to the final day of actually filming. It was a long process. By the time we were actually there, filming it felt like second nature. It was very easy.

When you do an episode that has a unicorn and mind-controlling parasites, there’s kissing, and there’s singing and dancing, what was the most fun day on set, and what was the most challenging day on set?

BRYANT:  I have to say that the most fun was the day that we shot on the stage, just ‘cause it made me feel like I was back in my musical theater days. It felt very second nature. And I think the most difficult day was when we were doing all of the things in the mill, ‘cause when the weather starts to change, it actually gets quite cold, and if you’ve seen Josie’s outfits, she never really wears too much. So, I was freezing my butt off while trying to have these intimate moments. That was difficult, but I feel like it turned out well, so I’m pretty proud of it

In this episode, Josie and Lizzie talk about being the Saltzman twins 2.0. What does that mean for them and everybody else around them?

BRYANT:  For Lizzie, I think it means trying her best to not be as mean and as open about her opinions on things. And for Josie, it means trying to be more open about her own opinions, in her own way. She clearly has just as much difficulty as Lizzie does.

It seems like there’s an equal balance where, as hard as it is for Lizzie to try to be nice, it’s equally as hard for Josie to be a bitch. Was it fun to have a little bit of that role reversal this time, and to have Josie stand up to Lizzie a little bit?

BRYANT:  I thought that was so much fun. Anytime that I get to have those moments with Jenny [Boyd] are so much fun to me. Especially with this specific episode, it almost felt like I was playing more myself than anything ‘cause I feel similar to Josie, except that I’m maybe a little bit more light-hearted and have a little bit of an easier time voicing my opinion. So, the scene where Josie is walking around the stage, talking to Lizzie and all the dancers, was so much fun to shoot ‘cause this is what’s actually going on in Josie’s head when she’s not worrying about something.

Do you hope that now that she’s found her voice a little bit that it will stick with her for a little while? What do you like to see her stand up for herself more?

BRYANT:  It’s a long journey for Josie. This episode happened ‘cause of the slugs. Plus, she has a conversation with her dad, at the end of the episode, where she basically decides that she likes not saying things ‘cause it creates less conflict. She’s okay with herself. But the reality is that there’s so much that she doesn’t say that she’s gonna have to burst, at some point. So, it’s still a journey. It’s not an easy thing for her to say, “Oh, I said my sister was terrible, so I’m just gonna say some stuff and walk away.” It’s something that she’s trying to figure out a good balance for.

We’ve seen enough of evolution in the relationship between Josie and Penelope (Lulu Antariksa) that we’re actually starting to maybe not hate Penelope so much. What have you enjoyed about exploring that relationship?

BRYANT:  It’s a really interesting dynamic ‘cause Penelope and Josie both want the same thing for Josie. Josie would like to be able to voice her opinions and would like to be her own person, outside of her sister, but she’ doesn’t quite know how to do that. That’s what Penelope wants, too, but Penelope is going about it in a way that Josie just doesn’t like, so it creates a huge conflict between them. It’s interesting to watch it unfold ‘cause you clearly can tell that they both want the same thing, but they’re just so incompatible in their thought process that it creates mass chaos between the two.

What can you say to tease what’s to come for them, beyond this episode?

BRYANT:  I think that Penelope and Josie are just trying to figure out a level of communication between the two of them. Penelope is so set in who she wants Josie to be, and Josie is so set in who she wants to be. Penelope is constantly manipulating the people that Josie loves to create this person, and Josie just doesn’t feel ready to be that person yet. So, it’s gonna be a journey of them really being able to discuss things together ‘cause they’re just not having very honest discussions with each other.

Josie is a twin, which means that the sister bond is crucial to their relationship. What was it like the first time that you and Jenny Boyd met, and how has your own relationship grown, throughout the season?

BRYANT:  It’s so funny, Jenny and I met at the final callback for the show, and we were both readings for both Josie and Lizzie. We didn’t know who was gonna play who. And then, we both got our roles, but they didn’t tell us who was playing who, so we ended up actually meeting for coffee, a couple of times, when we were both still in Los Angeles, and we both joked around about who would be who, and who would have to go blonde, and it morphed into this really great thing. We didn’t read any scenes together, during the audition process, so the first time we ever acted together was on set, in our bedroom. It’s been really, really great. I love her so much, as a friend and basically a sister, at this point. Because we have so many scenes together, it’s really, really easy to jump into that dialogue with her.

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