Christina Ricci third guest announced for 2023 Calgary Expo
Christina Ricci third guest announced for 2023 Calgary Expo
Christina Ricci, 42, will attend the the 2023 Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo. (Twitter/Calgaryexpo)
Christina Ricci, known for her roles in Yellowjackets, The Addams Family and Wednesday, will attend this year's Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo.
Calgary Expo 2023 runs from April 27 to 30 at Stampede Park, and this year marks the event's 16th anniversary.
Ricci, 42, will meet with fans on the 29th and 30th.
Director Sam Raimi and actor and filmmaker Vincent D’Onofrio were previously announced as guests.
For more information and to buy tickets you can visit CalgaryExpo.com.
You may know her as Marilyn Thornhill from Netflix’s Wednesday, Misty Quigley from Yellowjackets or Wednesday Addams from The Addams Family. No matter how you know her, Christina Ricci is coming to CALGARY EXPO and she's ready to meet you. Get tickets NOW: https://t.co/2C3uxIXnPypic.twitter.com/M3c7ew2z6Y
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