Saturday, December 17, 2022

Celebrity Crush: Gracie Dzienny

This is the first of many new entries posting some random photoshoots of attractive celebrities throughout the years.

In the early 2010s, actress Gracie Dzienny made her breakout TV hit on Nickelodeon called Supah Ninjas, a martial arts comedy co-starring alongside Star Trek alumni George Tekei as well as one of Ryan Potter's earlier roles before going on to play Beast Boy in Titans. Her character Amanda McKay was a high school cheerleader who gets abducted as Mike and Owen attempted to rescue her in their first mission as ninjas. After returning the favor by aiding them in battle, Amanda would be recruited by the two teens, thus giving birth to their team name.  

Following Supah Ninjas' cancellation in 2013, Gracie would develop a niche following in the LGTBQ community with recurring roles in shows such as Chasing Life and The Sex Lives of College Girls. In addition, her credits comprise of main roles including the 3rd season of Zoo and more recently, the vampire romance series First Kill. Her only motion picture role to date would be a cameo appearance in the Transformers spinoff film, Bumblebee starring Hailee Steinfeld and WWE superstar John Cena.

Trivia: In preparation for her role on Supah Ninjas, Gracie Dzienny performed as an XMA student, a Martial Arts school run by Mike Chat (Chad Lee the Blue Ranger) from Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. What's even more interesting about that connection is that Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam Park from MMPR/Zeo/Turbo) guest starred on an episode of the Nick series. 

As both an actress and a model, she's developed a portfolio of photoshoots. Of the bunch, these stills happen to be my favorite.







2022 has been a remarkable year for her, almost like a career renaissance of sorts. Who knows what 2023 will have in store for the Toledo born actress? Only time will tell.

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