Mary-Charles Jones' remarkable journey in the entertainment industry began at an astonishingly young age, as her family recognized her extraordinary ability to effortlessly captivate strangers with her vibrant personality. At merely four years old, her family seized the opportunity to bring her to an open call held by renowned agent Joy Pervis, resulting in her being signed for both local and national representation through Osbrink.
As her career rapidly took off, Mary-Charles began landing print, local, regional, and national commercials, as well as television and film roles. Her first notable role was a recurring character, "Caitlin Rowan," in the ABC drama October Road, marking the beginning of a prolific career. Her exceptional ability to tackle emotionally charged storylines earned her a spot in a heart-wrenching episode of ABC's hit series Grey's Anatomy, where she had the privilege of working alongside the esteemed Kevin Spacey in the film Father of Invention.
Mary-Charles also had the opportunity to play a young Miley Cyrus in a recurring capacity on Hannah Montana, further solidifying her status as a talented young actress. More recently, she landed a guest starring role opposite the talented Zooey Deschanel in the popular television series New Girl.
Mary-Charles had the unique experience of working alongside her sister, Maggie Elizabeth Jones, in Paramount's remake of Footloose, where they played sisters. They would later reprise their sisterly roles in Universal's Identity Thief, starring alongside Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy.
In addition to her impressive filmography, Mary-Charles took on the lead role of Isabella in Walden Media's film Dear Dumb Diary, based on the beloved Scholastic children's book series.
Born on December 28, 2001, in Seattle, Washington, Mary-Charles Jones' family relocated to Atlanta, Georgia in late 2002, where they still reside.
