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Sharon Esther Spitz is the main character of the Braceface TV series. She was originally voiced by Alicia Silverstone, until season 3 when she was succeeded by Stacey DePass. Sharon is a beautiful teenage girl with fair skin, long blonde hair with a pastel blue hairclip, green eyes, and silver...
Sharon Spitz. Es el personaje principal de la serie. A diferencia de la mayoría de las chicas, Sharon siempre se mete en problemas y puede confundirse más que cualquier otro adolescente, pero al final ella siempre aprende de sus errores y pone las cosas en orden, no importa cuál sea la situación.
Sci-fi. Sharon Esther Spitz is the main protagonist of Braceface. She is a 14-year-old adolescent girl that has hard a hard time believing she's going through a difficult time in life. She was voiced by Alicia Silverstone in the first two seasons and Stacey DePass (who also voiced Emma (Total Drama...
Sharon is preparing for an audition for a summer job at Elkford Pioneer Village. But Maria and Connor aren't as supportive as she thinks they should be. Then Sharon meets Winnie, who has just transferred to their school. Winnie is totally supportive and encouraging of her new friend - and Sharon...
Sharon Esther Spitz is the main protagonist of Braceface. She is a 16/17/18-year-old, grade 11/12/13 student in high school. With green eyes and waist-length, blonde hair, it is difficult to believe that she has what she feels is a difficult time in her life. She wears a pastel blue shirt and...
Cast and characters. Sharon Esther Spitz (voiced by Alicia Silverstone in Seasons 1-2 and Stacey DePass in Season 3) is the lead character of the show. Adam Francis Spitz (voiced by Dan Petronijevic) is Sharon and Josh's older brother. Josh Spitz (voiced by Michael Cera) is Sharon and Adam's younger brother.
Braceface: Created by Melissa Clark, Scott Fellows, Lesley Wolff. With Marnie McPhail, Alicia Silverstone, Vince Corazza, Dan Petronijevic. An 8th grader with preteenage problems on her mind and magical braces in her mouth tries to survive 8th grade and later, high school.
