Molly and Anna

Molly Ephraim, born May 22, 1986, in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. She's currently 34. Ephraim was just 18 when she began her acting career in the year 2004. In the years since, she has been in a variety of movies and television programs. Last Man Standing is one of her most notable parts. Molly Ephraim, who has had a lengthy and lucrative acting career and voiceover, has an estimated worth of $4 million. Her income was earned through commercials and voice-overs. Ephraim has also been involved in the direction and production of television shows and short films. Molly Ephraim, born to Nina Zebooker (mother) and William Ephraim (father), was raised within Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ben Matt and Matt are her brothers. Ephraim graduated from Princeton University with a religion degree. Her experiences at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater were also notable. Ephraim was first seen as an actor in Law & Order episode in 2004. Special Victims Unit. Then, she was on TV in Grey's Anatomy as well as As the World Turns. Also, she was in films like Paranormal Activity 2 (and College Road Trip). She also played Mandy Baxter, an ABC sitcom character in 2011. She was awarded an award called the People's Choice Award for her appearance on the show. Also, she had an appearance on Hulu's Casual series. Anna Gunn..............................Anna Gunn (born August 11 1968) is an American actress. She was best known as Skyler in AMC's Breaking Bad, a 2008-2013 drama for which she received the Primetime Emmy Award in both 2013 and 2014. Gunn was raised in New Santa Fe, Mexico. Her parents were both interior designers Sharon Anna Kathryn Shana Gunn and Clemens Gunn Jr. Santa Fe Preparatory School, where she was a graduate in 1986. She was a theater student at Northwestern University and graduated with an honors degree in the year 1990. Gunn attended the British American Drama Academy for a semester in fall 1988. The couple lived together in Pamela Adlon after moving to Laurel Canyon Los Angeles. Gunn is most well-known as the character Skyler White in the AMC drama Breaking. For her outstanding performance in 2013 and 2014, she was nominated in the category of Primetime Emmy Award Outstanding Supporting Artist in an Drama Series. The New York Times published an article in August of 2013, which examined the negativity of the public's perception of her role.