Rosa Salazar

About

Rosa Salazar is a US actress widely recognized for her impactful performances in film and television. She was born on July 16, 1985 in British Columbia, Canada, and was raised in Greenbelt, Maryland, USA. She started her acting career in 2010 with guest roles in popular TV series like American Horror Story and Parenthood. Dissatisfied with her roles, she decided to focus on her film career and gained popularity after her role in the Maze Runner film series. However, it was her role as the titular character in Robert Rodriguez's 2019 film Alita: Battle Angel that she received international recognition. Salazar's performance was lauded, establishing her as a prominent actress in Hollywood.

Associated With

Rosa Salazar is a prominent figure in the entertainment industry with numerous associations and collaborations. Starting her acting career with American Horror Story, she has worked with several acclaimed actors, directors, and producers. Some of her notable collaborations include working with Robert Rodriguez and James Cameron in the film Alita: Battle Angel. Additionally, she has shared screen space with Dylan O'Brien in the Maze Runner-series. As per her personal life, she maintains a relatively private dating history, but she has spoken about friendships within the industry, including her co-stars on projects like Bird Box. Rosa Salazar's associations within the entertainment industry span broadly from her extensive career in film and television.

Career Highlights

• 2010: Rosa Salazar started her acting career with appearances in two web video series, being part of the cast of “Old Friends”, “CollegeHumor Originals” and “The Webventures of Justin and Alden”.
• 2011: Rosa got her first TV role in the American series “Law & Order: LA” and continued to feature in several TV shows like “Parenthood”, “Body of Proof”, and “American Horror Story: Murderhouse.
• 2013: Salazar appeared in the film "Epic", providing the voice for the character roller Derby Girl. The same year, she was also a regular cast member on the short-lived NBC series "Camp".
• 2015: Rosa received more widespread recognition for her role in “The Maze Runner: Scorch Trials”, and followed up playing the same character, Brenda, in the sequel “The Maze Runner: The Death Cure” in 2018.
• 2016: She played the significant role in the film "Night Owls" and the mini-series "Search Party".
• 2019: Rosa starred as the title character of the film “Alita: Battle Angel,” for which she received significant critical acclaim. She also earned the Saturn Award for Best Actress for her work in this film.
• 2020: She joined the cast of the Netflix series “Brand New Cherry Flavor” and provided the voice for the character of Lynn in the video game "The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners".
• 2021: Rosa was seen in the TV miniseries “The Fallout” and provided the voice for the character of Alma in the TV series “Undone”. She was also announced to reprise her role in the "Alita: Battle Angel" sequel.

Notable Awards

• Rosa Salazar is a talented actress, but as of my knowledge up until 2021, she has not won any notable awards. However, she has been nominated for several, such as the Saturn Award for Best Actress in a Film for her performance in "Alita: Battle Angel". Please check the latest sources for the most recent information.

FAQs

What Is the Most Popular Rosa Salazar Movie/TV Show?

Rosa Salazar is best known for her leading role in the movie "Alita: Battle Angel". The film, released in 2019, was directed by Robert Rodriguez and produced by James Cameron and Jon Landau. Salazar plays Alita, a cyborg with a human brain, discovered by a doctor in a junkyard who revives her, only to find she has lost all recollections of her past. The movie gained a considerable fan base and stands out as the most popular of Rosa Salazar's career in both film and television.

How Did Rosa Salazar Get Famous?

Rosa Salazar gained prominence in the entertainment industry initially through her roles in several television series such as "American Horror Story: Murder House" and "Parenthood". However, her breakthrough came when she was cast as the lead in the dystopian sci-fi thriller "Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials" and its sequel "Maze Runner: The Death Cure". Her fame further skyrocketed following her highly acclaimed performance as the title character in the live-action anime adaptation "Alita: Battle Angel", which firmly established her as a leading actress in Hollywood.