Taylor Schilling’s segment on Drunk History
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Taylor Schilling on the cover of ‘Woman and Home’ – October Issue South Africa
Taylor Schilling on the cover of ‘Woman and Home’ – October Issue
New pic of Taylor Schilling and Laura Prepon at the ‘Orange Is The New Black’ premiere for season 7
New pic of Taylor Schilling and Laura Prepon at the ‘Orange Is The New Black’ premiere for season 7
New outtake of Taylor Schilling and Tank from Imagista photoshoot
New outtake of Taylor Schilling and Tank from Imagista photoshoot – thanks to Tina for sharing
New outtake from Taylor Schilling’s photoshoot with Imagista
Tina Turnbow shared this outtake from Taylor Schilling’s photoshoot for Imagista
New pictures of Taylor Schilling with fans
Taylor Schilling’s interview and photoshoot with Imagista
Taylor Schilling’s interview and photoshoot with Imagista
From Imagista
Imagista: Ok, so how about we talk about “Orange” first and then get into some other topics? How does it feel now that “Orange” is wrapped, to say goodbye to that chapter of your life?
Taylor Schilling: You know, it feels enlivening. There’s a surreal nature to be involved in something that has had a profound impact on a large number of people. I think I have a better perspective on the scope of “Orange” now than I ever have. I feel a tremendous amount of gratitude. I think that’s how I feel. It feels ready to be over, from my perspective. I’m not a creator on the show but in my capacity as an actor it feels like it was a really good run. And it feels really exciting, and the world feels different. It feels exciting to be able to see the horizon again. For seven years the rhythm of one’s life was around the TV show. We’d have six months to eight months in production and then six to eight months off. So there was this built in rhythm.
So it’s so wild and exciting now to just be able to see the horizon. It feels like the possibilities are limitless again. It’s very exciting.
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New picture of Taylor Schilling for ‘Imagista’
Alicia Witt talks about working with Taylor Schilling on ‘Orange Is The New Black’ season 7
Alicia Witt talks about working with Taylor Schilling on ‘Orange Is The New Black’ season 7
From IG
New interview of Taylor Schilling for ‘Orange Is The New Black’ season 7
New interview of Taylor Schilling for ‘Orange Is The New Black’ season 7
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After seven wonderful seasons, ‘Orange Is the New Black’ , the most popular Netflix series ever, finally came to an end at the end of July. The doors of the popular women’s prison Litchfield fell for the very last time in the lock, meaning that actress Taylor Schilling had to say goodbye to her character Piper Chapman and her orange outfit. Please note: the odd person who has not seen the first six seasons will bump into spoilers.
Taylor Schilling «I started my career with a series of flops. For my first film I was allowed to go on the set with Meryl Streep , but the project was canceled. I then played in the NBC series ‘Mercy’, but he only sung it for one season. The many scenes that I played as Ben Affleck’s wife in ‘Argo’ were almost all cut in the editing room. You understand that I started ‘Orange Is the New Black’ with low expectations (laughs).
»I am grateful for the many fans who have supported us for seven seasons. It has changed our lives forever, and I hope the series of politicians has made us aware of the flaws in the American prison system. ”
– How was the very last day on the set?
Schilling «Bittersweet. It was also Laura ‘s last day ( Prepon , who plays Alex Vause, ed.). We started the series together and completed them together. I will miss the cast enormously. We all agreed so well. We laughed and danced during the recording, some rap battles have even taken place.
»But at the same time it was high time to close this story. I am excited to start something new. I look forward to having a blank agenda and to fill it in with new challenges. I am taking acting lessons again and in the meantime I am looking forward to an exciting project. »– In the seventh season, Piper is no longer behind bars. She tries to pick up her life outside the prison again, but that is not going smoothly.
Schilling «I have spoken with various female ex-prisoners about their return to society. They told me how overwhelming it was to suddenly be free again. One of them was unable to leave her own bedroom for days: she only felt safe in a closed room. It is not because you are released that you are actually free. Piper has difficulty adjusting. But she also learned something from her time in prison: she finally stands up for herself. »– Piper married Alex at the end of the sixth season. But Piper is free and Alex is still stuck. Is there a bright future ahead of them?
Schilling «That’s the question the series asks in the last season: how strong can love be? I think Alex is the one for Piper, but does she feel that way? »