told MTV News that he was "actually sort of astounded at how easily she has slipped into this. The last couple of days, she's been up at the crack of dawn and going around and doing interviews."
He went on to say that Sosie "not only enjoys it, but she's really comfortable in it." While Kevin was talking about the journalistic aspect of the event, we think Sosie has also fallen into the acting role smoothly as well.
Sosie Bacon attends the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards Post-Party in Beverly Hills, California on January 12, 2014 | Photo: Getty Images
As little Sosie got older, makeup and high heels became the norm when she began landing bigger roles. For example, she was in 2015's short "Sky Is Falling" and the television movie "Stay."
Her most notable role that year was in the television series "Scream," which aired from 2015 to 2016. She was also in the "Aquarius" series and "On Hiatus with Monty Geer."
Sosie continued to star in shorts and tv movies. She had a starring role as "Cassie" in 2017's "Off Season." Then, in 2018, she was in several episodes of "Here and Now."
Sosie Bacon attends "Charlie Says" photocall at the 75th Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy on September 2, 2018 | Photo: Getty Images
Sosie's biggest role was probably in Netflix's hit teen drama, "13 Reasons Why," where she played the character, Skye Miller.
Sosie's passion is clearly in acting, but Kevin's little girl has also joined him on stage a few times for his side career in music. Now and then, she sings with her dad and uncle Michael for the group The Bacon Brothers.
She also performed with Tristan who is part of a band called Idiot Box. In 2012, Sosie joined an off-Broadway musical called "Fiction in Photographs." One can hear her vocal talents in a YouTube video that also featured her parents.
Sosie Bacon hugs parents Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon at the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, California on January 12, 2014 | Photo: Getty Images
Latest projects
After establishing herself as an actress, Sosie was able to land more substantial parts in films. Last year, she was cast alongside Hannah Murray and Matt Smith in the biographical drama "Charlie Says."
In 2019, she starred as Audrey in the comedic film, "The Last Summer." The film follows young adults as they navigate through new relationships before heading off to college and was released in May.
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