Movies and show starring Walking Dead actress Christian Serratos
By Renee Hansen
Actress Christian Serratos became well known for her role as Rosita Espinosa in The Walking Dead series. Introduced in season 4, Rosita initially looked to be eye candy but, over time, proved herself a loyal community member skilled at combat and survival. Sadly, she lost her life in the end, a storyline requested by Serratos so she could have a satisfactory conclusion to the character's story. Serratos has starred in many notable movies and series; let's take a look.
Serratos began her acting career at the age of 3 as an extra on The Drew Carey Show and Coach. In 2004, she secured another role she would become known for as Suzie Crabgrass on Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, a Nickelodeon series that aired for three seasons.
In 2008, she began her role as Angela Weber in Twilight, a role she reprised for two additional films within the franchise, The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. She won Young Supporting Actress at the 30th Young Artist Awards for her performance in Twilight.
Serratos starred in seasons 4 and 5 of The Secret Life of the American Teenager, a teen drama that aired on ABC Family and the pilot episode of American Horror Story.
Christian Serratos as Selena
In 2020, Serratos was cast as Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla in the Netflix original Selena: The Series. Serratos nailed the singer's look and style, making viewers do a double take as the series chronicles the events of Quintanilla's childhood, rise to stardom, and devastating death.
Other notable credits to Serratos' name include Love, Death & Robots, Robot Chicken, Flight 7500, Pop Star, 96 Minutes and more.
In 2022, it was announced taht she has been cast as the lead in a new HBO Max series, More. The network ordered a pilot but nothing else has been announce regarding the series.
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