One of Hollywood’s most recognizable young stars — even if she’s not permanently living in L.A. — Ariel Winter is familiar to fans not only on sight, but also for her vocal talents, as she’s been crushing voice-acting roles for most of her life, perhaps most notably as Disney’s mini-princess Sofia the First. Winter’s latest family-friendly 2D performance was for The Sisters Grimm, which is currently streaming via Apple TV subscription, and she told CinemaBlend why she still gets just as excited about animated projects as live-action ones.
In The Sisters Crimm, the first successful adaptation of author Michael Buckley’s YA novels, Winter voices the role of older sibling Sabrina Grimm, who discovers she and sister Daphne have quite the magical family tree as they meet up with characters straight out of fairy tale lore. The actress talked to CinemaBlend ahead of the streaming show’s debut, and I asked whether her opinions have changed over time, in regards to a preference between animated and live-action roles, and her response was delightfully down the middle. In her words:
