Jennifer Bille is still having these Flashdance items after missing
Jennifer Bills knows a thing or two about Zeitgeist. Actress, 61 years old, became an icon of pop culture in 1983, like Alex, a desire, dressed by the main character Outbreak. In 2004, she again struck gold in completely different housing, playing Bette Porter in an acting ensemble Word lInnovative and conquest lesbian drama Showtime.
It was a deep nostalgia for the last experience that inspired a creative raid on book publication: Word L: Photographic magazine, Which came to the shelf on April 8. “This is a way to hold on for a moment that was incredibly special,” the star tells you an exclusive US Weeklycalling the book “Love letter to the acting, crew and fans that made Word l What it was. It is about the memory of the joy and connection we all felt. “Bille spoke Us about the book her most beloved Outbreak Memories and her (surprise!) Swift status.
Congratulations on the book! What inspired it?
Well, I was a photographer from the age of 16 and I recorded everything: from the first rehearsal to the last day of shooting L Word. It started as a personal gift for acting and crew, but then I realized that the fans would also like.
Speaking of L Word, is there a chance of another revival?
Whether the show continues or not, these stories should be told. I created a Runamok company to create new projects in the same direction. We are glad to find new stories.
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What would you like for Bette if the show came back?
I would like to see her expanding her goal. I don’t see her just playing picbol!
You also wrapped a new movie last fall, hello. Is it described as alien dramaturgy?
Someone has to rewrite this line! It’s not about aliens – it is about imagining what we think we know, especially in grief.
You were always interested in big questions, right?
Since I was 5! I wanted to understand God. This led to the Tarot card in 7, to the large number of my mother. I think daily.
Back in December, You were present on one of the most recent Taylor Swift eras In Vancouver. Have you always been swiftie?
I’m a little hermit, so I almost didn’t go! But I’m so glad he did. It was an extraordinary experience. Taylor gave everything about himself, and it was a tone of acceptance and joy.
What is your favorite song by Taylor? Do you have?
My God, no, I’m not! Her catalog is so wide; There is a song for every mood.
Jennifer Bills in “Flashdance”
Paramount/courtesy of Everet’s collectionLet’s talk Flashdance. What does this heritage mean to you?
I am just grateful to worked with (directed by) Adrian Lin and played a character seeking sovereignty. That’s what resonated with people. I never expected it would have such a long impact. Listening to stories from fans is really moving.
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Any wonderful behind-the-scenes memories?
I remember he was on his little bicycle that traveled to the party on Paramount, and just photographed things that meant something to me, which does not mean anything to anyone.
Did you hold on to the set?
I have a sweatshirt and jacket. Someone stole my signed scenario! If you see it on eBay, it’s smuggling.
What is the most missing in the 80s?
Silence! No mobile phones. But I don’t really miss 80.
Word L: Photographic magazine Available for purchase now.
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