While filming her very first movie, she looked straight into the camera; Big mistake.
She was so nervous the night before her first role that her script became wrinkled because she studied over and over again in fear that she would forget her lines.
Stiff, and out of character, she smacked herself in the face and smudged her makeup just so she could get back into playing her role.
She tripped over a monitor while singing her first musical, but she managed to recover by hitting a high note while laying on her back. The audience went crazy.
When asked in her interview if she preferred method or natural acting her response was, “Am I acting now?”
Noticing that her cast mates were unhappy with their roles, she took them out to eat with the little money that she had and would stay up late to get them more comfortable with their parts. She also convinced the director to make some changes just so the project could get done without any issues.
In her first Christmas movie, she played the first woman savior of the world in a script written by her father. The critics hated it, but the audience loved it. Her role was the mother of Christ.
The End.
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