Sierra McCormick

Sierra McCormick (born December 8, 1970) is an American Actress famous for her important part she performed in A.N.T. Farm and Supernatural. The actress was born and raised by her family within Los Angeles, where she was just a little girl. The Corsa Agency launched her acting career when she was nine. In 2007, she played an appearance as a young girl in a show called Til Death. Her fame grew when the year 2011 saw her become a well-known judge for the game show Are You smarter than the 5th graders? The show's second season saw her picked from more than 1,000 kids that auditioned. After that, she acted in other films and television series like Ramona and Beezus A Nanny during Christmas Hannah Montana Supernatural and Boston Legal. Farm. This role fell to her because of the tigers-related remarks she made during her audition. Then she appeared in the critically-acclaimed movie about horror called Some Kind of Hate.

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