Johanna Liauw is a breakout star of this year’s Tall Girl 2!
The actress joined the cast of the sequel as Stella, the Swedish sister of Luke Eisner‘s Stig Mohlin.
“Stella is super fun and energetic. She loves to experience life to the fullest. She’s also a foodie, you’ll kind of see that in the film! And, I most certainly relate to her on those levels. She was an absolute joy to bring to life,” Johanna told Wonderland about her character.
The actress started her acting career over quarantine, having written and starred in the web series Quarantine Leap, then landing roles in LifeTime movies The Wrong Cheerleader Coach and College Professor Obsession.
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The gang is back in the just released trailer for the upcoming Tall Girl 2!
Ava Michelle returns to star as Jodi in the Netflix sequel, along with her co-stars including Sabrina Carpenter, Griffin Gluck, Luke Eisner, Anjelika Washington and more.
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Tall Girl 2 is officially starting!
Star Ava Michelle shared a cute video marking the start of production, and revealing who’s all returning for the Netflix sequel.
Sabrina Carpenter, Griffin Gluck, Luke Eisner, Anjelika Washington, Rico Paris, Clara Wilsey, Steve Zahn and Angela Kinsey will all be back.
New to the cast include Johanna Liauw and Jan Luis Castellanos.
Plot details have not yet been revealed. Check out the synopsis for the first film, released in 2019: Jodi (Michelle) has always been the tallest girl in school — and she’s always been uncomfortable with it. After slouching her way through life for 16 years and being made fun of by classmates, Jodi meets Stig (Eisner), a seemingly perfect Swedish foreign exchange student who’s even taller than she is.
Jodi’s new crush turns her world upside down and throws her into a surprising love triangle, but with the help of her two best friends (Gluck, Washington) as well as her beauty queen sister Harper (Carpenter), Jodi comes to realize that she’s far more than her insecurities about her appearance have led her to believe.
