Actress Betty Gilpin has had many acting roles throughout her career - from Netflix’s Glow to Lisa Taddeo’s upcoming Three Women, and she’s recently taken on a brand new role - author.
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Her new essay collection titled All the Women in My Brain is an honest glimpse into her adolescence and behind the scenes experience auditioning and acting.
I recently spoke with Betty about all the women in her brain, her relationship with acting, and her newest role as a mother. Here’s our conversation.
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All the Women in My Brain by Betty Gilpin was published by Flatiron Books.
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