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Gabriela Lopez. Actress: The 5th Wave. Gabriela, born and raised in Dothan, Alabama landed her first role as Carlita in the ABC Family movie "Teen Spirit", now on Disney +. Since she can be seen in UPtv's movie "Coffee Shop", Disney's "Million Dollar Arm" and plays Lizbeth, the best friend of Cassie Sullivan (Chloe Grace Moretz) in Sony's "The ...
Gabriela Lopez. Actress: The 5th Wave. Gabriela, born and raised in Dothan, Alabama landed her first role as Carlita in the ABC Family movie "Teen Spirit", now on Disney +.
Apr 25, 2019 · In her latest movie, The Browsing Effect, she plays a character named Gabriela, who begins dating a young Jewish millennial in Los Angeles. The Browsing Effect deals comically with the dating travails of an attractive group of diverse millennials, and it isn’t always a pretty picture.
Jan 15, 2016 · As she prepares for the inevitable and lethal 5th wave, Cassie teams up with a young man who may become her final hope – if she can only trust him. Aliens attack Earth in 5 waves, the 1st wave ...
26K Followers, 1,094 Following, 318 Posts - Gabriela Lopez (@gabrielajlopez) on Instagram: "owner at @gloactingstudio The Crossover now on @disneyplus".
Gabriela Lopez’s age is 32. Actress who landed the role of Lizbeth in the 2016 blockbuster The 5th Wave. She also appeared in the films Coffee Shop and Million Dollar Arm. The 32-year-old movie actress was born in Dothan.
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Jan 20, 2023 · Gabriela López is a champion of people’s rights to an adequate education, with an emphasis on Black, Brown and Pacific Islander students’ rights, and because of this courageous, historic stance, she and her two colleagues were denigrated, belittled and attacked in the mainstream media.
Actress: Teenage Lesbian. Gabriela Lopez was born on 10 April 1998 in Sebring, Florida, USA. She is an actress.
Oct 27, 2021 · San Francisco Board of Education President Gabriela López talks about the recall effort, criticism of the board's decisions during the pandemic and any future political aspirations, among other things.
