Dreama Walker

Walker was born the 20th of June 1986 in Tampa Florida. Walker is a resident of Los Angeles. As of August 1, 2015, Walker married Christopher McMahon on Kauai. Walker appeared in Lifelines, a 2007 film. This was the first film by writer and director Rob Margolies; it was bought in 2008 by Kanbar Entertainment in 2008. In the year 2008, Walker appeared as Ashley Kowalski who was the grandchild of Clint Eastwood's character Gran Torino. In 2012, Walker was a star as Compliance. The 5th of May in 2014, Walker was confirmed that Walker would be co-starring in The Amazon Studios comedy-drama series Cocked opposite Brian Dennehy, Jason Lee, Diora Baird, and Sam Trammell. It was announced on May 5th, 2014 that Walker would co-star in the Amazon Studios comedy-drama series Cocked alongside Brian Dennehy, Jason Lee Diora Baird, and Brian Dennehy. Trammell. Dreama Dreama Dreama

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