Scarlett and Renee

Scarlett Johansson was born on November 22nd, 1984 on the 22nd of November, 1984 in New York City New York. She is an American singer/actress whose range has gained her recognition across a range of kinds of genres, from thrillers to adventure films to period dramas. Johansson lived in New York City as the mother of an architect as well as an executive from a production firm. Hunter was the twin of their younger sisters. In her early years, she began performing. At the age of 7, she had already auditioned for a number of commercials. She enrolled in the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute shortly after, and later went to the Professional Children's School, Manhattan to further her education. As a child she appeared in Sophistry alongside Ethan Hawke and made her film debut in Rob Reiner's North in 1994. Johansson was later seen as a character in Just Cause, but she first made an appearance in Manny & Lo, a film about orphaned siblings who escape. The Horse Whisperer (1998) Johansson's role, which is a teenaged girl with an ailment, was well-loved by reviewers. Then she was hailed as cynical teenager Rebecca on the film Ghost World. Renee felice smith..........................Renee Felice Smith is an American actress writer producer and director. She became famous for portraying Nell Jones, the CBS popular series NCIS Los Angeles. The actress is one of the principal cast members. She's also a talented stage performer. Her fame is based on her outstanding performances in such plays as Wildflower. Renee Felice Smith began her career in the industry of entertainment at an early age. When she was a kid, she was attracted to acting. Smith was offered her first role when she was just 6 with her parents' support. On a TV commercial in which she played Dannon Yogurt. Similar to other novice actresses in her position, she honed her skills on the stage. When she performed her stage debut in Wildflower she also worked with various theatre projects in the USA. She attended The Stonestreet Studios Conservatory part of the New York University's Tisch School of the Arts'.