NR: I had been acting in theater my whole life but I had never been in a feature length film before. I knew that playing the lead in a film was going to be quite an interesting challenge. I was cast in Prince of Swine my first year in Los Angeles.
Q: In your own words, what is Prince of Swine about?
NR: Oh, many things. I think mainly about a trial that helps Julie and Witt find the good in each other.
Q: Tell me about your role in the movie.
NR: Julie is a character with a hard past and a good heart. She isn’t afraid to take on a difficult case if it’s for a cause she believes in. The anger she has inside of her keeps her from truly connecting with the people around her.
Q: Were there any interesting obstacles or/and creative quick thinking on the movie?
NR: Obstacles are inevitable on any movie. They’re part of the fun. The biggest obstacle for me on this film was that I was completely inexperienced.
Q: Did you learn anything about yourself or others from the experience?
NR: I was straight out of a liberal arts college where artistic exploration was infused with trust and collaboration. I learned a lot about working in film in Hollywood and that it’s a bit different.
Q: Are you a feminist?
NR: Yes.
Q: Is it men or women who rule Hollywood?
NR: Men still have much more creative power and freedom in Hollywood than women. But it’s changing.
NR: Not as an inherent part of life.
See Nell in Prince of Swine at the Laemmle Sunset 5 in West Hollywood on the Sunset Strip at Crescent Heights, Memorial Day Weekend, for a limited engagement, May 28th to June 3rd.
Get tickets for Prince of Swine online at the Laemmle Sunset 5 or the Prince of Swine website http://www.princeofswine.com/ (discounts available for advance and group purchasers).
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