(January 6, 2023) - "Apple Plus is an amazing platform...to see a face of America never seen," said actress Stacy Rose about her role in the Apple TV + "Little America" season two series. "They made an effort to be true...honest telling of sacrifice and struggle (in America) in an honest way."

"Little America" is a series that tell the stories of immigrants in America. Rose was born and raised in Kington, Jamaica and at the age of 15 migrated to the United States to join he parents who came before her paving a way. She went on to attend Miami-Dade Community College, Florida State University and then Florida International University. Stacy also nurtured her talents in the arts performing in plays for her church, in regional and national speech and drama competitions, commercials, and voiceover work for radio and television.

"As an actor you go to auditions...head down and occasionally you get these great roles," she said when I asked about how she was selected for this role in "Little America." "I'm an immigrant. This is my story. As an immigrant I have experiences. This character is my mom...from a perspective I never thought of...being able to talk to my mom about it...her amazing sacrifice and risks...an eye opener."

An NAACP Image Awards nominated series, "Little America" was launched in 2020 and is rated TV-14. Stacy Rose plays Ines in season two. She played Dr. Robbins in the HBO series "Ballers" starring Dwayne Johnson from 2015 - 2017. Rose played a hospital manager in the Fox series "9-1-1" starring Angela Bassett in 2021. She also had a role in the STARZ series "Hightown" (2021), "Outer Banks," "First Wives Club," and "Dolphin Tale." Stacy also directed in 2021 "No Laws in Love" and produced in 2020 "Dance 4 Cash: Break the Stage." www.TV.apple.com/us/show/little-america http://www.nowcasting.com/StacyAnnRose