Farrah Mackenzie: 10 Standout Roles & Where To Watch

From bright-eyed child actress to commanding presence across genres, Farrah Mackenzie has steadily built a diverse and memorable body of work.

Here’s a curated look at her ten standout roles—and how you can watch her shine today.

1. Stella Parton – Dolly Parton’s Coat of Many Colors (2015) & Christmas of Many Colors (2016)

NBC’s heartwarming biographical dramas introduced Farrah to the world as young Stella, Dolly Parton’s younger sister. At age 10, her natural warmth and musical charm drew praise—the real Dolly reportedly adored her portrayal.

2. Young Wendy – Please Stand By (2017)

Farrah appears in flashbacks as the younger version of an autistic woman (played by Dakota Fanning) in this poignant coming‑of‑age drama. Her scenes add emotional depth and context to the main storyline.

3. Sadie Logan – Logan Lucky (2017)

Under director Steven Soderbergh, Farrah played Channing Tatum’s daughter in this heist comedy. Her standout moment? A live rendition of “Take Me Home, Country Roads” during a beauty pageant—stealing more than just the show.

4. Tiffany Hanson – You Get Me (2017)

In this Netflix YA thriller, she plays a high school student embroiled in a love triangle with growing tension. Her dramatic instincts add surprising nuance to the suspenseful plot.

5. Chloe – Ascension (2018)

This sci‑fi thriller set aboard a generation ship featured Farrah as Chloe, a quiet strength against a claustrophobic backdrop. Her role earned her a Young Actress award at the 2020 Horrorhaus Film Festival.

6. Amanda McKay – Amanda McKay (2018)

In this emotional indie drama, Farrah leads as Amanda, navigating grief and adolescent identity. It’s a quietly powerful performance that lingers long after the credits roll.

7. Alice – Utopia (2020)

In Gillian Flynn’s twisty Amazon series, Farrah Portrayal portrays Alice: an intelligent, stubborn foster child drawn into a comic‑book‑shaped conspiracy. Critics highlighted her blend of innocence and resolve within the ensemble cast.

8. Hazel – United States of Al (2021–2022)

Across two seasons of this CBS comedy from Chuck Lorre, Farrah played Hazel: wise beyond her years, adventurous, and full of heart. Her relationship with her on‑screen family anchored much of the show’s emotional warmth.

9. Rose Sandford – Leave the World Behind (2023)

In Netflix’s apocalyptic drama, Farrah assumes the role of Rose, the teen daughter in a family facing societal collapse. Acting alongside Julia Roberts and Ethan Hawke, her portrayal adds real teenage anxiety and insight—especially around screen addiction during chaos.

10. Chloe Kessler – Nanny Cam (2014)

This early horror‑thriller TV film featured Farrah as Chloe Kessler, delivering a compelling young performance that hinted at her future potential.

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