Laura Marano Biography

Laura Marano born Laura Marie Marano is an American actress and singer best known for her appearance in Austin & Ally, Without a Trace, Back to You, A Sort of Homecoming, Bad Hair Day along.

Laura Marano Age | How Old Is Laura Marano

Laura was born on 29 November 1995 in Los Angeles, California, United States. She is 23 years old as of 2018

Laura Marano Parents

She is the daughter of Damiano Marano the college professor and Ellen Marano, the former actress who owns the Agoura Children’s Theatre. Her elder sister Vanessa Marano is also an actress.

Laura Marano Boyfriend

She was rumored to be dating Cameron Jebo in 2013. She is said to be in a relationship with Andrew Gorin since 2014.

Ross Lynch And Laura Marano Relationship

Ross Lynch and Marano appeared as a couple on Austin & Ally, are good friends in real life.

Laura Marano Height, Weight | How Tall Is Laura Marano

• Height: 5 ft 2 in or 157 cm
• Weight: 51 kg or 112.5 pounds

Laura Marano Boombox

Boombox” is her debut single. It was released through Big Machine Records on March 11, 2016 as the lead single from her upcoming debut album. It was written by Joe Kirkland, Rami Jrade, Jason Dean, and Asia Whiteacre

Laura Marano Superbad

She was cast as Young Becca, Evan’s girlfriend to be in the 2007 American coming-of-age teen comedy film Superbad

Laura Marano Movies

Laura Marano Tv Shows

Laura Marano Miraculous

Laura Marano Me And You

Miraculous Ladybug | Laura Marano’s Theme Song Music Video

Laura Marano Interview

Laura Marano Exclusive Interview

Source: femalefirst.co.uk

So, for those who haven’t seen Austin and Ally, what can you tell us about it?

Austin and Ally is about the partnership between Austin, this outgoing performer, and Ally, an insecure songwriter. You then throw in Ally’s best friend Trish, who’s Austin’s manager and Dez, who’s the music video director and Austin’s best friend and you have the best musical team ever.

You also write songs outside of the show, don’t you?

Yes, I do. I have been writing ever since I’ve been little. However, when I was little, the songs were about 20 minutes long and about candy. So, hopefully, I feel like I’ve gotten a little better.

You’ve been acting since the age of five right?

Yes, that’s right, I’ve been acting for eleven years and I think it’s really positive that I’ve been acting for so long, I feel like I have a more realistic view of the business. I see both the positive and negatives to it and I feel that it grounds me a bit because I’ve been acting for so long.

So what was it like when you got the call for Austin and Ally?

I was so excited. I may have been acting for so long, but I’ve never been the star of a show. I remember reading the breakdown for Ally and Ally and I are so alike it’s crazy. It ‘s really funny, both I and my mom were saying “This is my life! What’s going on here?” So, I really wanted to book the part. I mean, obviously at most auditions you want to get it, that’s kind of the goal.

I remember going through, and I felt I did pretty well, got a callback, felt like I did well again but then I didn’t hear for three days and those were the longest, most dreadful and horrible three days of my life. Then when I finally found out I was just so excited.

The show’s been so successful in the States, what’s that been like for you?

It’s crazy! It’s funny and hard to get used to at first. You never really think of the ‘celebrity’ aspect of it, you just think about what you’re doing and that you’re having a lot of fun with it. I have the best time ever on set, we have such a blast. We’re filming the second season right now, I think that comes out in the Spring here in the UK and it’s been so much fun.

What’s great though is that I still get to go to a regular high school when I’m not working on the show and even though it’s odd that some of the friends are saying “Oh my goodness, you’re on a Disney show”, they’re really supportive and they do everything they can to make me as comfortable as possible which is really sweet. I feel like we’re all pretty grounded on set, so that’s pretty nice.

The Disney Channel has made some really big names over the last few years, do you ever think about that at all?

I feel like you never know what’s going to happen so you just have to roll with the punches and live in the present. I know my parents are really, really supportive and they’ve always said to me “If you have a huge career, that’s awesome, if you don’t, that’s equally as amazing.”

I really enjoy acting and singing and would just love to continue doing that. I also love going to school and I definitely see college in my future too.

You’ve also acted in films with some real household names. Has working on those other projects helped you as an actor?

Oh yeah! I’ve worked with some just spectacular people. Working on The Jacket with Adrian Brody, Keira Knightly, and Daniel Craig as well a whole bunch of other really good people on that set, you really learn a lot.

Then I did my first sitcom when I was in sixth grade and in acting there are so many different styles and that was a completely different style of acting for me. I’d done movies, even comedies before, but not sitcom exactly, so I had to learn that style. I feel that five years later, I’m a real pro at sitcoms. Which I’m happy about because I think it makes my job a bit easier.

You were also on Are You Smarter Than A 5^th Grader? What was that like?

That was so much fun. That obviously wasn’t an acting role, it’s just about being yourself. It’s funny, but people never think you make mistakes on that show, but I definitely made mistakes. I did some great answers as well, but I remember this one time in particular.

Thank goodness I wasn’t helping the contestant; I was just one of the kids sitting in the ‘classroom’. They asked who the President was before Franklin D. Roosevelt. I now know it’s Herbert Hooper, I’m very well aware of that, but at the time I didn’t know at all.

So, I made up my own President, President Delaney, and when Jeff Foxworthy (the host) showed the names of what we said, everybody else had gotten it right except me!

So it was just this line of Herbert Hooper’s and then President Delaney. It was so embarrassing, but super funny too.

So, what’s next for you then?

I did a really awesome fashion shoot in London. The first one was with the fashion landmarks of London and the other was just in a studio and it was a really amazing shoot. They had incredible clothes and an incredible team and it was so exciting because I’m really into fashion too.

I’m excited about that coming out in March and I’m just continuing my acting and keep going to school because I really love school. I’m busy, but I’m having such a fantastic time, so it’s awesome.