Julianne Nicholson for ‘Janet Planet’ | Conversations at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation

Actor Julianne Nicholson (‘August: Osage County’, ‘Dream Scenario’) shares stories and insight from her performance in ‘Janet Planet’. Moderated by Esther Zuckerman. This interview is part of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations series, an essential resource for actors, filmmakers and students of discussions with performers, exploring the process and profession of acting.
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[@BadFluffy]

She is such a tremendous and underrated actress. She has left her mark so many times on shows and movies where she was just recurring like Masters of Sex or Mare of Eastown. She deserves more awards. Definitely checking Janet Planet.

[@Belfastboi]

I wonder what happens when actresses ‘make it’ do their agents or team pressure them to have work done on their faces so that the expression is removed. I find it fascinating. Because the reason we love character actors is the depth in their face. Hardly anyones forehead moves anymore. It’s so sad to see. I want to see a real face she’s to talented. It’s ok to have wrinkles and movement other than a smile