Scarlett Pomers

Scarlett Pomers was born on Nov 28, 1988 in USA. Scarlett Pomers's big-screen debut came with Indictment: The McMartin Trial directed by Mick Jackson in 1995. Scarlett Pomers is known for That's Life directed by Christopher Monger, Heather Dubrow stars as Lydia DeLucca and Ellen Burstyn as Dolly DeLucca. Scarlett Pomers has got 5 awards and 4 nominations so far. The most recent award Scarlett Pomers achieved is Young Artist Awards. The upcoming new movie Scarlett Pomers plays is Love N' Dancing which will be released on Jan 06, 2011.

Pomers starred as Reba McEntire's youngest daughter Kyra, on the WB Network's comedy hit Reba (2001). Her previous acting roles included three years as Naomi Wildman, on Star Trek: Voyager (1995), and the recurring role of Abigail Leski on CBS' critically-acclaimed show, That's Life (2000). She began her career at the age of three in the Michael Jackson video, "Heal the World". Since then, she has appeared in over 40 commercials and guest starred in several TV shows including Providence (1999), Amy (1999), Les anges du bonheur (1994), and many others. At age five, she landed her first feature film role as Suzi Barrett, in Le club des baby-sitters (1995). More films quickly followed with roles in Mon ami Joe (1998), Sacré Slappy (1998), The Wonderful World of Disney: Geppetto (2000) and the Julia Roberts hit, Erin Brockovich, seule contre tous (2000). For her outstanding acting performances, Scarlett has received five Young Artist Awards. She is particularly proud of the 1999 award for "Best Supporting Young Actress in a Drama Series" she won for her role in Star Trek: Voyager (1995). She also has her own fan-run chat club on Yahoo, and a handful of fan web sites. She enjoys getting mail too, and always tries to write back. Scarlett loves animals and her favorite hobby is horseback-riding. She also likes to read, draw, and has a passion for Yoga. She enjoys snow-skiing, which she learned on a commercial shoot in New Zealand, and surfing, which she took up while on location in Australia for the Disney film Vacances inoubliables (2002).