Celestina Harris actively engaging in her craft on set.
San Antonio’s own 11-year-old actress, Celestina Harris, is making waves in the entertainment industry with remarkable roles in ‘Lioness’ and ‘Dr. Death.’ Sharing the screen with A-list celebrities, she’s an inspiring young talent balancing her school life with a thriving acting career. Celestina’s passion for acting and dreams of future roles highlight her journey from local fame to Hollywood’s attention, all while remaining grounded in her community.
San Antonio is buzzing with excitement as 11-year-old actress Celestina Harris takes the entertainment world by storm! Known for her extraordinary talent and charming personality, Harris is making her mark with significant roles in popular series like “Lioness” on Paramount+ and the gripping show “Dr. Death” streaming on Peacock. This young star is not just a local diamond; she’s turning heads in Hollywood!
In “Lioness,” Harris plays the daughter of none other than Zoe Saldaña, sharing the screen with Hollywood heavyweights like Nicole Kidman. With a cast that includes Dave Annable and Hannah Love Lanier, Celestina is truly in impressive company. Although she hasn’t received direct advice from her famous co-stars, she’s learned plenty just by watching their craft unfold right in front of her. This keen observer appreciates the art of acting and how her fellow actors bring their characters to life.
Traveling for work is all part of the job for this young actress. For her role in “Dr. Death,” she spent three months in the bustling city of New York, while filming for “Lioness” took her to Baltimore before eventually moving to Fort Worth, Texas. It was quite the surprise for Harris to find how much the Fort Worth set mirrored her experiences in Baltimore. Those unexpected similarities only further fueled her excitement for the craft.
Even with her thriving career, Celestina is still a sixth grader at Cornerstone Christian School in San Antonio. When she’s not on set, you can find her actively engaging in sports like volleyball and soccer. This balance of school and athletics keeps her grounded while she pursues her dreams in acting.
Harris’s journey in acting began with her sister’s performances, igniting a passion that led her to commercials and short films before stepping into her current television and film projects. She has made an impression with a guest spot on “Chicago P.D.” and showcased her skills in the movie “Yuletide the Knot.”
What’s next for this ambitious young actress? Celestina dreams of taking on a role in an action movie, particularly one packed with thrilling scenes and explosions. She has expressed interest in learning stunt work, envisioning a future that branches out beyond acting alone. This talented star aspires not just to act but also to write and direct her own projects, while continuing to shine in front of the camera.
It’s not all about acting for Harris! She recently participated in the DoSeum’s 10th-anniversary breakfast, where she had the honor of introducing the museum’s new mascot, Baxter the Robot. Her involvement in the community shows her dedication to giving back and being a part of the San Antonio culture.
From a small-town girl in San Antonio to working alongside A-list celebrities, Celestina Harris is undeniably a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry. With her impressive talent and bright dreams, we can only wait eagerly to see what the next chapter holds for this promising young actress. Remember the name, because Celestina Harris is just getting started!
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