What The Little Girl From Titanic Looks Like Now

So, how did Alexandrea Owens-Sarno, an aspiring actor with limited experience, go from extra to featured actor in “Titanic”? Evidently, it all fell into place after her little sister got upset at the open audition. As Owens-Sarnow recounted to Vice, when her younger sibling began crying in line at the casting call, the family caught the attention of the casting director. At that moment, the casting director saw Owens-Sarno and thought she might be just right for the role of Cora. “I think it was probably just my giant eyes, honestly,” she told the publication. “I have these big eyes that people are like, ‘Oh my gosh, they’re so emotive.’ I can’t really hide things.”

While one might assume getting your start in a record-breaking movie like “Titanic” would set the stage for a breezy career in Hollywood, that wasn’t totally the case for Owens-Sarno. “Well, right after ‘Titanic,’ I got an agent,” she told Cosmopolitan. “I was auditioning for movies, but it was a really hard time for me.” Aside from dealing with massive public attention at a very young age, Owens-Sarno also faced a lot of rejection. “I actually stopped pursuing the professional side of acting — but I’m living in Los Angeles now, doing the L.A. thing,” she shared.

Post source: The List

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