Anna Kendrick

Anna Kendrick has won an Oscar for her work in Hollywood. Also, she is known for playing a role in Twilight's supporting role. When she was a kid, she performed in Broadway with the show High Society. A Little Night Music is an Stephen Sondheim musical that she was a part of for New York City Opera. The actress began her acting career in films following her win of a Theatre World award for the performance as the protagonist's friend in Twilight. Then, in The Twilight Saga New Moon in which she reprised her role. There have also been a handful of appearances on television, such as the episodes on Fear Itself and Comedy Bang! Bang! Singer, too. Anna Kendrick sang a cover of the popular track Cups to soundtrack the film Pitch Perfect, appearing in its music video as well. The track was a massive success, reaching No 6 in the US Billboard 100, and at No 2 in the US Adult Top 40. Anna Anna Anna Anna

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