Bonnie and Gillian

Bonnie Francesca Wright, an actress and model with great talent. Born on February 17 1991 in the city of London England to the famous jewelry makers Sheila Teague and Gary Wright. She was a dancer from the beginning. and singing led her to want to make it big. The year 2001 saw her first professional career began by appearing in the movie Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets where she played the part of Ginny. She initially had minimal screen time, but when the plot progressed, her part of Ginny gained more prominence in the saga of eight box office film. She was Ginny in two television series: Stranded (2002, 2004) and Agatha Christie's Life in Pictures. She is also talented in numerous other fields of entertainment. It's not just in front of the cameras but also behind them. She directed and produced the film Separate We Go Separate We Are in 2012 which is the story of a lost 10 year old who is thrown into a variety of adventures. Gillian Jacobs........................Jacobs was born in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Martina Magenau Jacobs worked as the Carnegie Mellon University Director of Alumni Relations at Heinz College. The father of her William F. Jacobs Jr. was an investment banker.She was raised in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Mt. Lebanon. She is of French German Irish and Scottish roots. She's French German with Irish and Scottish descent. Her great-grandfather John Martin Magenau Jr. was President and CEO at the Jackson Koehler Eagle Brewery in Erie Pennsylvania which had been founded in 1847. It was shut down in 1978. Jacobs started studying acting when she was just eight years old and took Saturday acting classes at The Pittsburgh Playhouse. She performed in Pittsburgh Public Theater. Pittsburgh Public Theater, where she won the Public's Shakespeare Monologue Contest many times. Mt. Jacobs completed her studies at Lebanon High School, New York in 2000. She then moved to New York City, to pursue studies at Juilliard School. Juilliard School. The award for her bachelor's degree was given in 2004.