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Merit Leighton
Merit Leighton is an actress, voice-over artist, singer, and Youtuber. She is known for playing Hannah on the Netflix comedy series "Alexa & Katie" and as the voice of Frosta in the Dreamworks reboot of "She-ra and the Princesses of Power," also on Netflix. Leighton also had a recurring role as the voice of "Lucinda The Witch" on Disney's hit show...
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The 91st Academy Awards won't be the first without a host, but it will be the first time since 1989.
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Actress (18 credits)
Actress (18 credits)
2018
Alexa & Katie
(TV Series)
Hannah
Hannah
- PB Without J
(2018)
... Hannah
- Sweet Sixteen
(2018)
... Hannah
- New Year's... Whoops
(2018)
... Hannah
- Katie's Beautiful Mind
(2018)
... Hannah
- Second First Day
(2018)
... Hannah
2018
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
(TV Series)
Frosta
Frosta
- The Battle of Bright Moon
(2018)
... Frosta (voice)
- Princess Prom
(2018)
... Frosta (voice)
2013-2018
Sofia the First
(TV Series)
Lucinda the Witch
Lucinda the Witch
- Forever Royal
(2018)
... Lucinda the Witch (voice)
- Too Cute to Spook
(2017)
... Lucinda the Witch (voice)
- Cauldronation Day
(2016)
... Lucinda the Witch (voice, singing voice)
- A Tale of Two Teams
(2015)
... Lucinda the Witch (voice)
- Mom's the Word
(2014)
... Lucinda the Witch (voice)
2015
40's and Failing
(TV Series)
Ally
Ally
- Statistics
(2015)
... Ally
- It Didn't End Well
(2015)
... Ally
- Surprise!
(2015)
... Ally
- Oh No, He Didn't
(2015)
... Ally
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Music department (3 credits)
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Soundtrack (1 credit)
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Writer (1 credit)
Writer (1 credit)
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Self (8 credits)
Self (8 credits)
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