Molly Ephraim measurements, bio, height, weight, shoe and bra size

Molly was born and raised in Pennsylvania. She began her professional career when she was thirteen, at Philadelphia's Prince Music Theater. In the Arden Theater production of Into the Woods in 2002, she was awarded a Barrymore Award for playing Little Red Ridinghood. In 2002, she performed the role of Little Red Ridinghood in Into the Woods in Broadway when she was 15, and earned the Drama League Award nomination. Molly has also appeared on the Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof in 2004. She was a student at Princeton University as a Triangle Club Member and received an B.A. in Religious Studies. at the time, Wendy Greenhut made her Disney College Road Trip debut. Molly's acting career continued after her leaving college with various Off Broadway plays, among them End Days by Ensemble Studio Theater. Molly also worked as a TV actress as a character in Royal Pains as well as an HBO Pilot The Wonderful Maladys. Molly was part of the in the 2008 Barrington Stage Company production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and in the Westport Country Theater's production of The Diary of Anne Frank which she performed as Anne. Molly is most well-known for playing Ali, a teenage daughter in Paranormal Activity 2, a 2010 film in which Jack Burditt wrote and directed the ABC comedy Last Man Standing starring Tim Allen. Nia Nia Julie Julie Anna Anna Molly Molly Maggie Maggie

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