Q: Where did you film "Harold and the Purple Crayon"? A: “Harold and the Purple Crayon” was shot in Atlanta, and I absolutely loved it there! I’ve lived in Atlanta while shooting other movies and TV shows, so the familiarity was nice. The food is incredible. I’ll always talk to the locals, find a few favorite spots and hit those toward the end of the shoot.
[One of] my favorite things about Atlanta is the music and art scene. You can be walking down the street on a Saturday afternoon and find a random piano sitting there waiting for someone to play it. And, boy, do they.
I’ve seen crowds gather as people take turns playing their favorite tunes ...
onlookers start dancing! It’s pretty incredible. They definitely know how to embrace life over there. Q: What can you share about your experience filming the upcoming Max series "Duster"? A: Well, I’m working with J.
J. Abrams so I can tick that off my bucket list. I let out the biggest scream when I found out I booked the role.
I think my husband thought I fell off the roof. I really hope people like it. It’s funny, dark and a bit quirky.
We filmed season one in Albuquerque. It didn’t take long before I immersed myself in the culture. Albuquerque is a slow burn.
The food scene is great and very underrated. The mountain views, clouds and sunsets are so picturesque. It’s no wonder so many artists paint the most magical colorful sky.
Q: Of all the characters you've played throughout your career, which one would make.