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Abigail Breslin Informative Speech

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The first set of seven things that you didn’t know about Abigail Breslin probably just made you love her even more. If our first article surprised you, just wait until you see part two! We have finally returned with the juiciest secrets about this beloved child star with the top eight things that you didn’t know about Abigail Breslin! Number Eight: Pizza Is Bae Like many American teenagers, Breslin claims that her favorite food is pizza. On a few occasions, she actually claims to eat it every day and never gets sick of it. Number Seven: Climbing the Ladder As she started out, the young girl starred mostly in television commercials. Her big break came when M. Night Shyamalan cast her to play Mel Gibson's daughter in the the blockbuster hit …show more content…

While most child stars dislike the title, Abigail maturely brushes it off. She claims that she doesn’t honestly care what people call her, and the title of child star isn’t exactly an insult. She understands why she has been associated as such, simply because she began acting at a very early age. She tries not to consume herself with labels, and claims to avoid reading anything the press writes about her. Number Three: Abigail Breslin Is Addicted to Horror Abigail has always had a strong passion for movies (if that isn’t obvious), but reveals that she has a special weakness for horror movies. Being her favorite movie genre, Abigail reveals that she gets so into this type of film that she could spend hours gushing over and getting into heated arguments about the plotline. Number Two: Her Major Crush Just like many of the young women who grew up at the same time as Abigail, she admits that her near-obsessive celebrity crush is Zac Efron. Being famous has some great perks, as this actress actually got to meet him! Apparently, she was so moved by meeting the man that she has been drooling over since she was 10 years old, that she started to cry in front of him. At least he was nice about

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