Naked Truth of Zoe Levin – Where is she today? Biography

Who is Zoe Levin?

Zoe Levin was born on 24 November 1993, in Chicago, Illinois, USA, and is an actress, best known for her work in the Netflix series “Bonding” in which she plays the character, Tiff Chester. She’s also appeared in the film “The Long Home”, and the television series “Red Band Society” in which she portrayed Kara Souders.

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The Riches of Zoe Levin

As of early-2020, Zoe Levin’s net worth is estimated to be over $1 million, earned through a successful career in acting in the entertainment industry since 2010, working on several film and television projects.

She’s also done work in the independent scene, starring in several short films.

Early Life, Education, and Career Beginnings

Zoe is of Jewish descent, and grew up in Chicago. At a young age, she developed an interest in acting, and appeared in her first professional stage production at the age of 13. However, she was committed to completing her education first before fully pursuing a career in the profession. After matriculating from high school, she enrolled at Loyola Marymount University, where she took up a degree in communication and fine arts.

The university is located in Los Angeles and is one of the largest Roman Catholic universities in the US, offering a wide variety of programs; it also competes in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). After completing her degree, she made her first adult foray into acting as she was cast in the 2010 film “Trust” directed by David Schwimmer, appearing alongside Clive Owen, Catherine Keener, Jason Clarke and Viola Davis. The film tells the story of a 14-year-old girl who befriends a stranger on the internet, leading her to become a victim of sexual abuse.

Career Progression

In 2011 she lent her voice for the animated short “Toy Story Toons: Hawaiian Vacation” which featured characters from “Toy Story”, following the events of “Toy Story 3”. After some time working in theatre, she returned to on-screen work with the independent film “The Way, Way Back” which stars Liam James, Steve Carell, and Toni Collette, which took a long time in production due to the lack of funding, but was ultimately a success at the box office.

This would start a string of projects she worked on during 2013.

She made a guest appearance in the television show “Arrested Development”, and then worked on the film “Palo Alto” which is based on the short story collection of the same name written by actor James Franco – the film featured her alongside Franco, Jack Kilmer and Emma Roberts. Her last project during the year was another independent film – “Beneath the Harvest Sky” – which featured Emory Cohen and Calla McAuliffe, and tells the story of two teenagers who get involved in the smuggling of illegal prescription drugs between Maine and Canada. The film was premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Rise to Fame

In 2014, Zoe became a regular cast member of the teen series “Red Band Society” ,which aired on Fox. It follows a group of teenage patients who live together in a pediatric ward of a hospital, and was inspired by the Catalan series “Polseres vermeles”, which has a similar plot. The US remake was initially set as a project by Steven Spielberg, but it was discontinued before the Fox Network picked it up, but ran for only one season before it was canceled.

After working on a few more independent projects, she would gain a lot of attention for her work in the Netflix series “Bonding”, which stars her alongside Micah Stock and Theo Stockman.

The show follows the story of a student who secretly works as a dominatrix at night, and the struggle she experiences balancing her work and life as a student. The show is said to be based on the experience of the show’s creator Rightor Doyle. It tackles the BDSM community, and how some people find the experience with it helpful in their lives.

Recent Projects

“Bonding” has recently been renewed for a second season, and is set to start production once more with a release date set sometime in 2021. However, recent issues with the spread of the coronavirus have led to a lot of delays within the industry, and “Bonding” has yet to announce that they would start their production.

Levin also worked on another independent film, her second collaboration with actor James Franko in “The Long Home”, featuring various prominent artists such as Josh Hutcherson, Courtney Love, and Tim Blake Nelson. It is based on the William Gay novel of the same name, telling the story of a man who starts working for a businessman, unbeknownst of the fact that the corrupt businessman murdered his father years ago. In the process, he becomes involved with a young woman in town, who is secretly an escort employed by the businessman. An elderly recluse also starts surfacing with proof that the businessman is a murderer.

The tale unfolds with a sense of supernatural justice being handed out, as events start to line-up in place. The film was completed in 2015, but due to the lack of support for its distribution, is now set for release in 2020.

Personal Life

Zoe is single, and doesn’t talk about her relationships publicly. Rumors are going around that she is bi-sexual, due to some suggestive posts on social media indicating that she may have had an interest in girls in the past; however, this hasn’t been confirmed, but he loves doing comedic work, and has a tomboyish side to her, at times dressing like a boy as she showcases online.