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                            CAULDRONS BUBBLE AND…                   SOMETHING SOMETHING SOMETHING

                            CAULDRONS BUBBLE AND…                   SOMETHING SOMETHING SOMETHING

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                            CAULDRONS BUBBLE AND…                   SOMETHING SOMETHING SOMETHING

claire holt for schon magazine

“It’s a huge departure from Rebekah, and it’s a role I really fought for, because it was important. I play a young female police officer working in the LAPD in the late 1960s. At that time women weren’t allowed to do anything of any significance, at least no police work that meant anything. They made coffee and they did the filing. My character is one of the first to push the boundaries, and go undercover and really prove herself in the work environment which was something that was really frowned upon. I think it’s really topical today with women’s rights and wage equality. It’s all still really relevant. I think this character is really driven, independent and strong. She’s still feminine and she’s still gentle but she believes in herself and she can be tough too, and I think that’s what nice about a lot of female characters on television today. They’re dynamic and they’re flawed, and they have multiple sides to their personalities. They’re not just tough and bullheaded and determined, or soft and gentle like a fairy. There’s a combination of that. I think that’s what we all are as women, and it’s nice to be able to play a character that combines all those things.”