Two Canadian actors, Humberly González and Kacey Rohl, share their experiences landing roles in the upcoming 'Star Trek: Section 31' film. Both actresses discuss their unique paths to success, the challenges of auditioning in a competitive industry, and the invaluable opportunity to work alongside renowned actress Michelle Yeoh.
franchise is to New York theatre actors: a lucrative guest-star gig, and a rite of passage in a homegrown career.alone, Michael Greyeyes, Mia Kirshner, Sheila McCarthy, Callum Keith Rennie and David Cronenberg. The movie database IMDB lists 456 Canadians who’ve been in someor other. No wonder a 1,672-square-metre stage at Pinewood Toronto has been renamed the Star Trek Stage.character, Emperor Philippa Georgiou, who, as another character puts it, “cornered the market on atrocities.
Then one fine day – both in their early 30s, both with 10 years’ experience behind them – they found themselves in blue wig and baldcap , on the massive set of Georgiou’s intergalactic nightclub. Later in the filming, Rohl even got to sass Yeoh: When Georgiou snarks to Garrett, “I dislike you less,” Garrett snarks back, “If I wanted someone to like me, I’d get a dog.”
“Being in the orbit of a Michelle Yeoh – not to use a space pun – really pulls you up,” Rohl continues. “When someone like her, so in her power, who knows her talent and is aware of her worth, is in your peer group, that message is infectious. It gets into our work, if we let it.”. “There are so many streamers here, there are more jobs, there are Zoom auditions,” González says. “There’s a plethora of opportunity.
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