Scene from Sacred (2012)

First Appearances:

• The Sacred (2012) as Alix

Most Important Roles:

• No Tell Motel (2012) as Corey
• The Sacred (2012) as Alix
• Salvation (2016) as Carla Helms

Career Highlights:

• No Tell Motel (2012)
• The Sacred (2012)
• Salvation (2016)

Angel 'Angie' McCord, born Angel Louise McCord in Tucker, GA, is an American actress known for her roles in independent films. She served in the U.S. Army prior to her acting career and is the older sister of AnnaLynne McCord. Her film debut was in 'The Sacred' (2012), but she gained recognition with her leading role in 'Salvation U.S.A.' (2013), which earned her a Best Actress nomination at the Madrid International Film Festival. She has also appeared in 'No Tell Motel' (2013), 'SEAL Patrol' (2014), and the series 'Get Wylde' (2011).

First Appearances:

• The Auteur (2008) as Porn Chick

Most Important Roles:

• The Sacred (2012) as Marie
• City Baby (2013) as Cloey
• Rid of Me (2011) as Freak Girl
• The Auteur (2008) as Porn Chick
• Some Days Are Better Than Others (2011) as Single Girl #1
• The Black Sea (2015) as Lainie

Career Highlights:

• The Sacred (2012)
• City Baby (2013)
• Rid of Me (2011)
• The Auteur (2008)
• Some Days Are Better Than Others (2011)
• The Black Sea (2015)

First Appearances:

• A Man Is Mostly Water (2000) as Jaime

Most Important Roles:

• The Hangover (2009) as Mom in Elevator (uncredited)
• The Sacred (2012) as Jessie
• Nothing Left to Fear (2013) as Jennifer
• AWOL-72 (2015) as Laura Wilder
• Dead Rising: Endgame (2016) as Alicia
• A Man Is Mostly Water (2000) as Jaime
• Guns, Girls and Gambling (2012) as Vivian
• Above Ground (2017) as Gayle Benson

Career Highlights:

• The Hangover (2009)
• The Sacred (2012)
• Nothing Left to Fear (2013)
• AWOL-72 (2015)
• Dead Rising: Endgame (2016)
• A Man Is Mostly Water (2000)
• Guns, Girls and Gambling (2012)
• Above Ground (2017)

Heather Roop, born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, began her acting career performing in national commercials and musical theatre tours like 'Camelot' and 'South Pacific'. She gained recognition for her role as Jane McIntyre in 'All My Children', and has acted in films such as 'The Hangover', 'Gun's, Girls and Gambling', and 'A Man is Mostly Water'. Roop also executive produced 'AWOL 72' alongside starring opposite Luke Goss. She splits her time between Los Angeles and Atlanta, and has been volunteering for the Make A Wish Foundation for over eight years.