Scarlett and Renee

Scarlett Johansson (born November 22 1984 New York City New York, U.S.) American singer and actress whose dramatic range earned her popular acclaim across many genres from period drama to action and thriller. Johansson was born in New York City, and was raised by an architect father and producer mother. Hunter was the twin of her younger sister. As a young girl of just 7 year old, she started casting for commercials on television. After a short time her studies began at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. Then, in the following years there was a Professional Children's School was opened in Manhattan. In the year she turned eight old, Johansson starred alongside Ethan Hawke as Sophistry in an Off-Broadway musical. At the age of nine she made her acting debut in Rob Reiner's North (1994). Johansson starred next as a character in Just Cause (1995), after which she made her debut in the film Manny & Lo - a tale about two sisters who are orphans that get away. The Horse Whisperer (1998) Johansson's role, which is a teenaged girl with disfigurement, was hailed by critics. Later she became known as cynical teenager Rebecca In Ghost World. Renee felice smith..........................Renee Felice Smith is an American actress writer producer and director. She is best known for her role as Nell Jones (on CBS' popular show NCIS Los Angeles). She's one of the major characters. Apart from her role in the production, she's an experienced stage actress. Her performances were stunning in Wildflower and other plays. Renee Felice Smith started her profession in the entertainment industry from a very young age. She was drawn to acting when she was a little girl. Smith was offered her first gig as an actor at six years old thanks to her parents. It was the Dannon yogurt commercial. Like other young actresses in her position She honed her craft on stage. In addition, she worked on other initiatives across the USA as well, and Wildflower was her debut on stage production. She studied at the Stonestreet Studios Conservatory part of the New York University's Tisch School of the Arts'.