Nicola Peltz (Born January 9, 1995) is an American actress. Perhaps her most notable role to date is Katara in the 2010 film The Last Airbender, directed by M. Night Shyamalan. Peltz played Katara in the 2010 movie The Last Airbender. She plays Renee Kyte in the upcoming independent movie, Eye of the Hurricane. The movie wrapped filming in late August 2010 with a release date yet to be determined. Peltz also appeared in the 2006 film Deck the...
Gran Gran to Katara explaining that she may have discovered her destiny as sh...
Katara to Aang hoping he can hear her stating that she always knew he was rea...
Katara asks Gran Gran what the spirit world is and she describes it as existi...
Katara amazed at being handed a Waterbending scroll which her mom had told he...
Katara to Aang as the Water Nation bows to Aang stating that they and all of ...
________________________________________ Prince Zuko preparing to fight Kata...
Aang confesses to Katara and Sokka that he ran away before he completed his A...
Gran Gran explaining to Katara that the Avatar can change the hearts of the n...
Katara asking Sokka what he would do if she were kidnapped. He explains that ...
Aang explains to Katara and Sokka that he ran away upon learning that the Ava...
Gran Gran explaining to Katara that the Avatar can change the hearts of the n...
Katara retells how Aang told the story of leaving their home in a storm and c...
Katara to Aang about knowing he was real and would be returning.
Katara finds Aang and tells Sokka that they need to get him back to the village.
Katara asks for Aang's name and he gives it to them, stating that it was the ...
Katara talks to Aang to find out more. He claims to have run off after fleein...
Katara tells Aang the story of how all the monks were exterminated by the Fir...
Katara asks Aang if the Spirits told him anything and he lets her know that t...
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