Age: 18
female
Milan Elizabeth Ray (also known as Milan) is excited to be among the 2025 original cast of the new Pixar TV series "Win or Lose" by voicing the sassy role of 'Rochelle', the catcher and unofficial leader of the Pickles softball team. Milan began her journey in TV and film at an early age. Her captivating presence has graced many TV commercials and Voice-Over campaigns for global companies. Notably, she starred in a national Walmart "Trolls" commercial that garnered over 12 million views on YouTube. Prior to "Win or Lose", Milan's talent extended to network television, where she played the series regular role of 'Keisa Clemmons' on ABC-Disney's reboot of "The Wonder Years" for 32 episodes. The hit series won a Peabody Award for Best Ensemble Cast. Milan also guest starred in Amazon Studios' hit series "Modern Love." There, she shared the role of 'Lil' with Dominique Fishback, portraying the younger version of the character. Milan is no stranger to big film roles either. She played a lead role in Amazon Studios' "Troop Zero" alongside Viola Davis, Allison Janney, and McKenna Grace. Her character, 'Hell-No,' left a lasting impression. Following this success, Milan booked the role of 'Shay' in HBO's feature film "Charm City Kings," acting alongside Jahi Di'Allo Winston and Teyonah Parris. Keep your eyes on this rising teen star, Milan Elizabeth Ray!
It’s an ordinary October in the ordinary land of California and Disney Villains superfan, Irene Iber takes an extraordinary journey using her geekdom and ally's support to banish Disney's most infamous villains back to their respective movies. With the help of Disney sorcerer in training, Nicky Brewer and her less than ecstatic friend, Clair Manchester, can Irene gather the strength and responsibility to find her inner hero? A suspenseful and darkly humorous series, Villains Return! is a Disney+ original that not only honors Disney's villains and how they make the hero's journey more difficult, but also why we find them appealing and scary at the same time. What Irene learns throughout the series is that her favorite villains are much scarier when confronting them in person, but she can move past temptations and expectations and follow her heart like the good girl he's alway been.
