- Born
- Birth nameHallie Kate Eisenberg
- Nickname
- Howie
- Height5′ 1″ (1.55 m)
- Hallie Eisenberg was born August 2, 1992, in East Brunswick, New Jersey, to parents Amy and Barry Eisenberg, who are both professors in the health care field. Beginning her acting career at age 4, Hallie has appeared in many films including The Insider with Al Pacino and Russell Crowe, and Bicentennial Man with Robin Williams, as well as the Broadway production of The Women. She also starred in a series of commercials for Pepsi with guest stars such as Faith Hill, KISS, Aretha Franklin, and Jeff Gordon. Her older brother is Academy Award nominee Jesse Eisenberg.
- IMDb mini biography by: Aaron Burr
- ParentsAmy EisenbergBarry Eisenberg
- RelativesJesse Eisenberg(Sibling)
- Dimples
- Her mom was a professional clown who performed at children's birthday parties in their hometown of New Brunswick, N.J., for twenty years.
- Played a deaf girl twice: as "Josie Medieros" in Blue Moon (1999) and as Helen Keller in Disney's The Miracle Worker (2000).
- She became famous for a series of Pepsi commercial in which she, as a small girl, would speak in a deep voice (dubbed by adults). At the end of the commercials, she would sweetly say "thank you" in her own voice. She was reportedly approached by adults who would ask her to speak in the deep voices.
- Retired from acting in 2010 to focus on college.
- Younger sister to Jesse Eisenberg.
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