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“Our industry is so technologically driven that often I Skype with directors or send tapes in to people. It's so common now that sometimes even when I'm here I'll be send tapes for things that are based in the U.K. There's never really a right place, right time anymore. Even something that's L.A. based, the director might be in New York or they might be on location in Budapest. I think everyone's really accepting of the fact that people are all over the world all the time. In a funny way, you can be an actor now and live anywhere, so long as you have internet.”

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Elizabeth Debicki
Elizabeth Debicki

Elizabeth Debicki, born on August 24, 1990, is an Australian actress renowned for her outstanding performances in international films such as 'The Great Gatsby' and 'Interstellar'. She has gained recognition in Hollywood for her unique charm and acting skills. more

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