Book Sofia Vassilieva

Sofia Vassilieva is an American actress who rose to fame as a child star and grew into a respected dramatic performer. Discovered at seven at the International Modeling and Talent Association in New York, she won the Child Actress title in 2000 and soon landed her first role on the CBS series The Agency. In 2002 she played Cindy Brady in The Brady Bunch in the White House opposite Shelley Long and Gary Cole, followed by Inhabited (2003) with Malcolm McDowell. She then captured the title role in Eloise at the Plaza and Eloise at Christmastime, two 2003 television movies co-starring Julie Andrews, earning a Young Artist Award nomination. At eleven she was cast as Ariel DuBois, daughter of Patricia Arquette's psychic crime solver, on the drama Medium, which premiered in January 2005 and ran for seven seasons until January 2011; she received a Young Artist Award in 2006. Her most acclaimed film role came as Kate Fitzgerald, a teenager facing cancer, in My Sister's Keeper, the 2009 film version of the Jodi Picoult book. Vassilieva brings poise, emotional depth and a career that has grown up alongside her audience.