I am an only child. My mom was truly my best friend. And she had passed away, with me at her side, a couple months previous to this filming. I took to wearing her gold wedding band on my pinky finger, just to keep her near. So it's the very first day of filming for me, and we're at this fabulous mansion in the hills, and we're going to shoot my first scene --- and it is the scene where I surprise my sister who is sleeping in bed, and we talk about what's going on with her. It is a highly emotional scene. And, because this is just how the movie business works sometimes, it is my very first time ever laying eyes on my co-star, Alicia. We had never even spoken, and here we are filming this scene that is crucial to showing our relationship as sisters, …show more content…
And Mr. Robot is the finest drama. I also love the shows Man Seeking Woman, You're The Worst, Orange Is The New Black ... But ... you didn't ask me about my favorite shows. You asked me what I'd like to recur on. And Louie doesn't really have recurring characters. And I don't know that I would fit into the world of Mr. Robot. So my answer would have to be a show filled with actors who inspire me and who I would want to create with, plus a showrunner and team of directors and writers that I would want to work with on a regular basis, that has an already established world with a tone and style that I think would have room for someone like me in it ... (and that's a lot of criteria) ... so based on all that ... I would have to say ... (drumroll, please) ... Transparent. I really, really love me some Jill Soloway and I heard that the atmosphere she has created for her show is a once-in-a-lifetime on-set experience. So ... yeah. I'd love to spend a good chunk of my time there, and be associated with that show. A close runner-up though would be American Horror Story. I think the concept that they use this exceptional pool of actors who get to play different characters with each season is so innovative and fantastic. I actually was lucky enough to film an episode in the Hotel season with Denis O'Hare --- but as it sometimes happens, my role ended up on the cutting room floor. But I would love it if Ryan Murphy …show more content…
What Susan has overcome to be where she is--a working actress (who is not necessarily typecast) and a woman who is comfortable in her own skin--that is a true triumph in of itself. In an age where Hollywood is beginning to discard their stereotypical images of gender, religion, weight, ethnicity, and more, it is a delectable delight to see a woman like Susan who is gifted and determined to accomplish her dreams no matter what obstacles are propelled in her way. When I look at Susan, I notice the beauty of her face, her radiant smile, and the kindness and generosity shining from her soul. Every day, Susan effectively debunks the flawed system that has been crammed into the heads of impressionable, young women that if they are not this or that, they are not beautiful nor worthy of someone's love. No doubt, Susan is a natural-born performer, and she is careful to give credit to all who have helped her on her journey to become the best entertainer and person that she can be. While Susan may never become a household name, her fierce devotion to her craft and her comfort with who she is as a woman is quietly making inroads every day to change this world. Many might doubt that one woman can make a difference, or doubts may arise about how far-reaching one individual's influence might be. It's a
As I continue to watch the show, I find myself identifying myself with some of the characters. Sometimes I even find myself thinking
I had some commercial auditions and some for other TV shows, but that was the first TV job I booked. And this was my first audition for When Calls the Heart. I got a callback, and then I booked it. I was on two episodes.
were everyone's favorite shows to watch in the 90’s. Also, “South Park” was a popular
us what she sees in a film and how it reminds her of the people she
A good drama series needs a powerful message, interesting actors, special music, and unique use of cameras. One Tree Hill has become a popular drama over the years for young adults.
It is no secret that there is an obvious difference of how women are portrayed in the media versus men. This movie discussed female characters never having lead roles and stated that when they did it ended in the women depending on, loving, or having to have a man. One young high school girl said, “Women never play the protagonist. The girls are
Seinfeld used to be one of the most watched television shows in the world. Some of its characters such as Kramer and Jerry became household names. With each character having a comic flare and so much character development, it was definitely a show to be reckoned with. It was so big that Jerry made one million dollars a episode, while his co-stars were paid six hundred thousand per episode. Although this show was not being made when I was born, I watched one episode of it and have been eagerly excited about it every since then. I love to see how each of the characters are developed and learn how much work ethic they put in to make these comic roles so successful. Also, my favorite character is Kramer because I see that I have a lot of similarities
Throughout history, few people out of the spectrum of the seven billion souls that roam the planet have ever reached the goal of self-actualization. According to Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the need to live up to one’s fullest and unique potential can only be accomplished after having quenched the psychological needs for hunger and thirst or fulfilling the needs for safety. Female leaders such as Susan B. Anthony not only contribute new ideals and reforms that break through the conventional norms of society, but they also create the social and political foundation the 21st century civilization revolves around. In broader terms, she is the definition of self-actualization. Born on February 15, 1820 amidst a patriarchal society, Anthony devoted her entire life to fighting for women’s suffrage movement in the late 19th century.
Jane Addams was an important figure during the progressive era. For her, she believed that personal action will help in the search for solutions to the socia...
Female empowerment is fairly easy to come by on a daily basis now. Yet, despite the improvements that society has made in women’s rights in the last century, women have still not found equality. Through Ann Petry’s “Like a Winding Sheet” and Lucille Clifton’s “Homage to My Hips” readers are given a glimpse into the life of a woman. With the use of voice, Petry and Clifton are able to present the identity and empowerment of women in entirely different perspectives.
Tom Meehan. With every new show, there is always competition to be the best show.
This movie showed how a lot of women are feeling, but very few act on it the way she did in the
Criminal Minds had a lot of action, drama, and mystery. It is probably one of the best shows out
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