GinaLeeII

Joined May 2012

Staying confident, informed and full speed ahead is my M.O., having survived corporate America, I am in a position to explore this interesting and fulfilling field with all the tenacity, drive and confidence, and yes some talent too :-) I have. USC grad and ex HR Exec brings a solid sense of business management to my acting career. This is a business and I work smart to do all the "other" necessary things to progress and learn the craft as well as the business end, and I spend as much time as possible networking, joining industry associations, attending film festivals, and aligning myself with solid industry associations. I am genuine and have a great attitude, and I believe in timing more than I do luck. Paying ti forward to those deserving newbies is also important, and I am so fortunate to be in the right place at the right time and on the right path in life every day is a gift and I am loving this journey :-)

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An Uncommon Grace

6.4

Jan 24, 2024

Overall disappointing

All around unrealistic performances and casting choices, with no on-screen chemistry. A huge missed opportunity to tell and sell a story with potential. Flat, unconventional and unconvincing (over-acting) made it difficult to connect and hold the audience's interest. In particular; Daly's work was overshadowed by her deep need to be seen; she's trying too hard to steal the scene, so much so, her performance was a teaching moment on what not to do, what choices not to make and how crying on cue wasn't enough to touch the hearts of the audience. It was great to see McGillis on the big screen again, giving the audience a realistic performance; leaving us wanting more!

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