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Kathleen Robertson, known for her work as a child actor, began her career at the age of 10 in 1985. Her first significant role was in the film 'Left Out,' which focused on the struggles of a family facing unemployment. Robertson has since opened up about her experiences during that formative period in the entertainment industry. She attributes much of her resilience and ability to manage the pressures of early fame to the support and guidance she received in Canada. Robertson's journey highlights the challenges faced by young actors while also underscoring the impact of nurturing environments in aiding their development both personally and professionally.
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Hamilton's Kathleen Robertson says Canada helped her survive being a child actor
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