Natasha Lyonne shares these great BTS pics from filming ‘Family’ with Taylor Schilling
Month: April 2019
New pictures of Taylor Schilling
New video of Taylor Schilling – ‘Marionette’
Here’s a short movie of Taylor Schilling – ‘Marionette’
New interview of Taylor Schilling with ‘Chicks in the Office’
Here’s a new interview of Taylor Schilling with ‘Chicks in the Office’
Taylor Schilling joined us to talk her new movie 'Family' + what it was like behind the scenes wrapping up the final season of @OITNB.
Listen to our full interview with @TaySchilling here! https://t.co/Rddbmk0V2A pic.twitter.com/GLUGIkbulR
— Chicks in the Office (@ChicksInTheOff) April 25, 2019
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Great new picture of Taylor Schilling
VIDEO: Taylor Schilling’s interview with ‘AM2DM’
Here’s the full interview of Taylor Schilling on ‘AM2DM’
Full interview: @TaySchilling sits down with #AM2DM to talk the final season of #OITNB, her new film "Family," and more pic.twitter.com/fR6altTt5D
— AM2DM by BuzzFeed News (@AM2DM) April 23, 2019
New interview of Taylor Schilling with Boston Herald
New interview of Taylor Schilling with Boston Herald
From Boston Herald
“I was taken with Laura’s vision and this female character that was unlike any I’d experienced before,” Schilling, 34, said. “Yes, people see Kate coming and they certainly do run — and that is something that I loved about her.
“We weren’t interested in making her likable, it was just being honest.”
About what exactly?
“About a woman who is not valuing domesticity in the way we culturally expect,” Schilling answered. “She’s basing her worth on accomplishment and not apologizing for it. It doesn’t make her particularly likable but relatable.”
Kate may be a contemporary cutthroat but isn’t she a type that goes back to Dickens’ Scrooge, the self-centered, arrogant cynic who is nevertheless changed in a positive way?
“I know Laura was inspired by ‘Bad Santa.’ She loves that character and was interested in creating a female that was just as brash.”
Schilling found that Kate, who is particularly memorable in her nasty face-offs with Kate McKinnon’s pushy neighbor Jill, was not easy to forget once the film finished.
“She was very intense, it was kind of uncomfortable and it took a little bit of time to get rid of her.”
Now that Schilling has finished filming the final season for “Orange,” she is ready to move on.
“I think it’s time,” she said as she now looks “for the right thing. It’s an exciting time. I trust whatever life has to offer, I’m always open to whatever comes next.
“I love having a day that’s unplanned, being able to spend time with friends or read or go out and explore nature with my dog.”
(“Family” opens Friday.)
New picture of Taylor Schilling with a fan
New interview of Taylor Schilling with The Oprah Magazine
New interview of Taylor Schilling with The Oprah Magazine
From Oprah Magazine
It’s Taylor Schilling’s goal to give unsung heroes a voice.
She’s done just that in her portrayal of the queer and rather unlucky prison inmate Piper Chapman on Netflix’s Emmy award-winning show, Orange Is the New Black, which comes to an end later this year. And it’s what she’s hoping to do with Family, her latest dark comedy released April 19.
“The stories that speak to me the most always celebrate otherness and create a human narrative around characters we otherwise find on the margins, bringing them closer to home and making the unacceptable more acceptable,” Schilling tells OprahMag.com. “That journey is what’s exciting at this point in my life—bridging the gap between us and them, even in small ways.”