Mack played Addy in five episodes of the ninth season of The Walking Dead of AMC between 2018 and 2019.
Kelley Mackwho appeared recurrently in The Walking Dead And he participated in several films, television series and ads, died on August 2 because of a gliome in Cincinnati, his family reported. He was 33 years old.
Mack played Addy In five episodes of the ninth season of The Walking Dead of AMC between 2018 and 2019. At the end of that season, she and another ten characters are kidnapped by the whispers, with mortal results. His credits also include appearances as a guest on television series such as 9-1-1, Chicagothe series derived from Modern Family, Schooland several miniseries. It also appeared in feature films like Broadcast Signal Intrusiontogether with Harry Shum Jr., Mr. Manhattan and the next Universal movie.
Kelley Mack’s trajectory
Born like Kelley Lynne Klebenow On July 10, 1992 in Cincinnati, Mack began acting in girl advertisements. He obtained an action award from the Tisch School of Arts for his debut as Chloe in The Elephant Garden (2008), a film that also won the Student Visionary Award at the Tribeca Film Festival.
He spent the last 11 years living in Los Angeles, working in cinema, television and ads, in addition to lending his voice. Mack recorded for the Oscar winning film, Spider-Man: a new universewhere he lent his voice to Gwen Stacy, played by Hailee Steinfeld. It also produced several short films, among them, A KNOCK AT THE DOOR (2016), who won the Festival award at the Atlanta horror film festival and received two Nominations in Filmquest.
Mack was also Universal Executive Producer in an next feature film by screenwriter and producer Stephen Portland, in which he also acts. He wrote, directed and edited the short film Positive 2015 and she was director of photography of the short The Kingdom 2014.
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