Paulus Posted February 13, 2018 Share Posted February 13, 2018 In her words: "An American girl from the south played the part of the princess in the tower. I was working in London as a model and was booked for the job by my agency, Models One. I don’t really know why I was cast, but I suspect it was my hair – I did a lot of cosmetics and hair product ads back in the day. I wasn’t an actress. Doing editorial pages for English Vogue, Queen and Honey meant more to me in terms of my career. At the time the shoot was not a big deal to me – just another day of work. Who knew the age of the Internet would extend the movie’s shelf life from a couple of years to eternity? My on screen time only lasts a few minutes. It took longer for the hair people to get my straight hair curled with tongs than it did to do the take. I was told to ‘look at the camera and don’t smile.’ Mostly I stood around and tried not to wrinkle the costume. Post-modeling career, I was a journalist for 20 plus years and have been a fine art painter since 2001. Every now and again someone does a Google search, and emails me from my website, asking if I did the movie. My kids get a kick out of it. Two of them work in the film business and often the director of photography is familiar with it. The Song really does Remain the Same in the age of Google and Youtube. Glad you have fond memories of the film". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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