Hey Lulu! …. Er, Rachel. In all honesty, have you been getting that at all? I do hope people can separate the two?
-Haha. Yes, I have been getting that, but more from my friends, family and people online.
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How much is that show to work on though? It looks like a dream gig!
-It’s a super laid-back production. The crew and cast are a bunch of goofballs but we are also a smaller group, so I feel strongly about what we all bring to the table.
Do you get along with the co-stars? No on-set kerfuffles?
-We do get along really well. All three of us will crack jokes about each other all day long, which is perfect.
Is an audience discovering it?
They are! We have a fairly large online presence, and we’ve had some great reviews from customers on Facebook and Amazon.com
Speaking of audiences discovering things, we believe you’re involved in a movie called Finding Waldo that needs us to donate. What’s the deal there? Can you fill us in?
Finding Waldo follows the tale of Chance Reed, a former pro quarterback that ended up in a tragic, drunken car accident, thus putting him on parole years later. He now works at a unique insurance firm, where my character Lucy is the assistant. Chance gets recruited into selling out a best-selling novelist, Waldo Green from potentially faking mental illness to defraud the insurance system that protects his ideas. Chance ends up breaking Waldo out of the psych ward and an adventure to Arizona begins.
We’re currently funding on Indiegogo and would greatly appreciate any donation to help make Finding Waldo possible: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/finding-waldo
And it’d be remiss not to ask you about Ride Along 2. What can you share?
I can tell you that you can expect to see me in a club scene directly alongside Kevin Hart, Ken Jeong, and Ice Cube.
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