Little Girls Wallpaper Biography
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In the bustling little village of Smithtown, New York, on Easter Sunday April 18, 1976, a baby girl was born to a young couple. This young carpenter (Billy Hart) and his wife (Paula Hart) named the baby: Melissa Joan Hart. They could never anticipate the many wonderful things their daughter would accomplish and the millions of people worldwide who would know her name.
Melissa was soon joined by a sister (Trisha) and the family moved to the village of Sayville, New York. At the age of four Melissa told her mother she wanted to hear her name on the children’s program “Romper Room” and that she wanted to be on television. Following the birth of Melissa’s second sister (Elizabeth), Paula began taking Melissa to New York City to audition for roles in commercials. Demonstrating her talent at such a young age, Melissa booked the first four commercial for which she auditioned, the first of which was for a doll called “Splashy.”
Melissa loved to act, so her mother traveled as often as possible to NYC for her to perform in commercials and television (Saturday Night Live among others). Trisha and Elizabeth became involved in acting as well, and soon they were joined by a brother (Brian). Melissa’s first major role came in 1986, in a television movie called “Christmas Snow” acting opposite Katherine Helmond and Sid Caesar. This same year Melissa’s youngest “Hart” sister (Emily) was born. Even though the family was involved in acting roles, their roles at home were the same as any normal family. They attended school, played with friends and participated in after-school activities. One of Melissa’s favorite was learning to play the flute and girl scouts! In the eighth grade, Melissa completed her Catholic Confirmation, at which time she chose the name “Catherine,” hence her full name as seen online: Melissa Joan Catherine Hart.
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In 1989, Melissa auditioned for one of her most famous roles: Clarissa. This role was for the Nickelodeon television show “Clarissa Explains it All” which would film 65 episodes (from 1990 to 1994) at Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando, Florida. Melissa relocated temporarily (13 weeks out of the year) to a Florida apartment. During this experience, Melissa’s parents divorced and her mother and four siblings moved to New York City. Her father began working as a shellfish wholesaler and her mother began working in the entertainment industry as a casting director.
Melissa was taken by surprise by her new-found fame and became more guarded and cautious about her surroundings and whom she associated herself with. Being a bright young lady, and having a very close loving family, she realized that her life directly impacted others and she made the choice to live a moral and upstanding life so that any young girl who may find her to be a role model would have a good influence. Although she never attended a formal “high school” she completed her education with tutors and held a graduation ceremony on the set of “Clarissa,” the very same year filming of the show completed. She then moved back to New York City with most of her family and began attending New York University (NYU).
During this time, Melissa stayed out of the spotlight, but still filmed a tv movie and television appearances. In 1994, Melissa moved with her NYC family once again, this time having added two new family members: stepfather (Leslie Gilliams) and half-sister (Alexandra “Ali” Gilliams). They moved to Englewood, New Jersey. Melissa’s father remarried as well to stepmother (Lisa Hart) and remained in Sayville. The Hart/Gilliams family enjoyed reading Archie Comics, introduced to the works by a family friend. Noting the character Sabrina and the resemblance to Melissa, her mother drew on her experience as a manager/casting director to begin production on a movie entitled “Sabrina the Teenage Witch,” at the same time creating a production company shared by Paula and Melissa called Hartbreak Films. Sabrina was a great success, and the family uprooted once more to Los Angeles to begin filming Melissa’s next famous character “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” for ABC.
Melissa continued to study through NYU study-abroad program, but focused mainly on creating and sustaining a loveable character who could provide family-friendly entertainment with moral undertones.
While Sabrina was in production, Melissa’s family grew again: a girl born to her mother (Samantha Gilliams) and a girl to her father (Mackenzie Hart), bringing the family total to 8 children.
In October 1999 Melissa was faced with her first major controversy: her cover of Maxim Magazine. Although Melissa was a 23 year old woman, the world viewed her as a teenager, which she portrayed on tv. Melissa was not indecently exposed in the photos, and showed no more skin than she did on the covers of Bikini Magazine, Details Magazine or Movieline. Archie Comics did not view the photos in the same manner Melissa did (as the issues were meant to promote Melissa's film "Drive Me Crazy" and not Sabrina) and threatened her career. Around this same time, Sabrina the Teenage Witch moved from ABC to the hip-new television station called WB.
During Sabrina’s 7 season (160 episode) run, Melissa was a dedicated professional actress. She enjoyed the company of friends and occasionally going out. She filmed many television movies and sit-com parts, as well as small appearances in feature films. Her priority in life was her work and home-life.
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