Aimee Carrero is an actress. She plays Opal in Exandria Unlimited.
On Critical Role
Aimee was intended as a guest player in Campaign Two. She was approached sometime in 2019 and was waiting for an opening in the narrative; her constantly changing schedule also made securing an appearance difficult.[1][2] Weeks before her guest appearance, the COVID-19 pandemic struck, preventing her from playing in the campaign.[1][3]
She later played as Opal in all eight episodes of the Exandria Unlimited miniseries from July to August 2021.[4]
In test games held before Exandria Unlimited, Aimee played a character called Deni$e (Denise, or Denise with a dollar sign), whom Aabria immediately dubbed her "favorite". She appeared in Narrative Telephone as the storytelling character in Aimee's story.[5]
Other work
Aimee is known for her role as Sofia Rodriguez in the Freeform original comedy Young & Hungry and for her voice roles as Disney’s first Latina princess Elena Castillo Flores in Elena of Avalor and the title role of She-Ra in She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.
Trivia
- She appeared in "The Favor" (2x56) as one of Sam Riegel's supporters in the D&D Beyond Presidential Campaign.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Christian Hoffer. "Critical Role: Liam O'Brien and Aimee Carrero Discuss Exandria Unlimited" (2021-06-10). ComicBook.com
- ↑ See screenshots of Matt in Twitch chat during the March 26, 2020 rebroadcast of UnDeadwood
- ↑
Matthew Mercer (@matthewmercer) on Twitter: "Ahhhhhh!! Pandemic may have squashed your guest spot, but we made up for it with something BETTER." (2021-06-10) — in reply to @aimeecarrero: "Is it…is it Thursday yet? #eXu #CriticalRole"
- ↑ What You Need to Know Before Watching Exandria Unlimited at CritRole.com.
- ↑ See Narrative Telephone episode 18 "The Breakup Lettah" at 23:33. Deni$e is characterized in Aimee's original story, transcribed at its section on the Narrative Telephone transcripts article.
Art:
- ↑ Photograph of Aimee Carrero in the Exandria Unlimited photoshoot, by Heirlume Photography (source). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
External links
- Aimee Carrero at Wikipedia
- Aimee Carrero at IMDb
