Even down to my look my mom chose not to compromise that little Black girls my age, at the time, were wearing braids and ponytails with barrettes.
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I was also fortunate to have an upbringing that taught me how to remain grounded and allowed me to be an actual kid. Q: What would say was one of the biggest lessons you learned earlier on in your career? From either any television appearance or movie role?Īleisha: I was blessed to be part of some really meaningful projects (“Blue’s Clues”, “Out of the Box”, etc.) that incorporated important life lessons, in general. I get people, a lot around my age, coming up to me all these years later saying they grew up with “Are We There Yet?” And I’m just like, yeah, me too! But I consider it a huge blessing that I was able to experience something that contributed to some good memories. So, for “Are We There Yet?” to have the same reach now, as it did in ‘05, speaks to the quality of the entire production. Q: How is it knowing that you have been a part of something that many people have already deemed an early classic?Īleisha: It’s an honor! While filming, I remember us all really having fun and being encouraged to push “Lindsey” to the limits. In retrospect, I see the importance of the film, and realizing how much power my character had- all in her lip gloss, braces, and that pink coat! Most of my work was done pre-social media (commercials, print, radio, voiceovers, etc.). One of your most memorable roles was definitely in “Are We There Yet?” & “Are We Done Yet?” Nonetheless, you have had a significant role in many people’s lives.
Many of our Roommates have grown up with you as you have starred in some of our favorite shows and films during your childhood. We caught up with Aleisha and Philip to reflect on their memorable roles, where they are today, and even if they would be willing to star in another film if a third film for the franchise were to happen.
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