Aria Wallace Movies

Pint sized super-sleuth Roxy Hunter (Aria Wallace) attempts to discover the true identity of a soggy stranger who may just be a real-life mermaid in this made for television mystery for the entire family. A taciturn newcomer with no belongings and no memory of the past has just wandered into town. Dubbed Annie Nonimous by the quick witted Roxy, the young girl goes from suspicious to fascinating when she comes home soaked head to toe several nights in a row. Roxy suspects that she may be a mermaid, but can she prove her theory when everyone around her claims that there are no such creature actually exists? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

She may have recently moved into one of the creepiest and spookiest looking houses ever to be plunked down in the countryside in the middle of nowhere, but the spunky young Roxy Hunter is still determined to make the best of it. When she finds herself wrapped up in a series of unexplainable mysteries, Roxy enlists the help of her child-prodigy friend Max to solve the crime, save the day, and maybe even help out a lonely ghost. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

A girl plays Cupid for her mom, but has to invent the right man to woo her in this romantic comedy. Jean Hamilton (Heather Locklear) is a single mother with two daughters, teenaged Holly (Hilary Duff) and grade-school-aged Zoe (Aria Wallace). Fortysomething Jean has stumbled in and out of a number of bad relationships in her lifetime, and is desperate to find a good man; however, Holly has grown a bit tired of Jean's favored means of therapy after a bad breakup -- packing up the family and moving to a new city. Once Jean and her girls settle in Brooklyn, Holly thinks they should stay for a while, and when Jean's romantic prospects begin to look less than rosy, Holly and her new friend Amy (Vanessa Lengies) decide to invent a secret admirer for her. Needing advice on what the "perfect man" would say and do, Holly and Amy turn to Ben (Chris Noth), Amy's uncle, who talks a very good game when it comes to romance. But convincing Jean that there's a real man behind the steady stream of letters and e-mails from her new admirer isn't as easy as Holly imagines, and it looks as if her imaginary suitor might get in the way of a flesh-and-blood Mr. Right. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi