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“It’s strange [entering different sets as the same character] because you stay the same, your character stays the same though she is written by different people. As the actor sometimes you have to be conscious about the consistency of your character and her life… And the environment changes. Going and working on a new set with a new crew is entertaining, and then getting to interact with different scene partners… It’s like new food! […] I think inherently she will always be the girl that is more comfortable hiding behind the screen, I don’t think she ever thought she would deliver a public speech or any speech or stand on any stage of sorts… but here she is. Even though she’s scatterbrained she gets to be very articulate when she needs to be. […] She definitely dream-like and hasn’t lost her inner child. Felicity is a very hopeful person. Even after all the evil she’s faced and those who have been hurt around her, she still keeps fighting. Keeps finding a new way to work through and always looking up. She stays fresh. She teaches me.” — Emily Bett Rickards


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Frida Kahlo - sitting next to Pablo Picasso’s “Acrobat” serigraph. 

photographed by Manuel Álvarez Bravo at the Modern Art Society. 


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