Bethany Stanton is the ideal vision of the class Hollywood actress of the 1940’s. Bethany is beautiful, strong willed and talented and when she makes her entrance into Hollywood straight off a bus from Dallas, TX she is ready to make her mark. As she shares her story of making it to Hollywood and living in a woman’s shelter before landing her first role and believing that everything she wanted in life was about to happen, she finds that the dream she had wanted was one that came with consequences. While she recognizes that she has had success she also yearns to be a star, not constantly reaching for the lead role but obtaining it. Soon the stress of who she wants to be overwhelms the person that she is and the actress she has been. She finds herself looking into the bottom of a bottle paired with a bottle of pills just to create calm. Bethany grows into a woman that looks back over her life on the big screen and sees the shell of a woman this “life” has turned her in to. Accepting that if she could go back in time she would tell her teenage self to, “Keep your pretty ass in Dallas, TX and live a normal life. Don’t do it.” But sometimes seeking a dream can be a powerful thing.
DI/ The Parts I've Played
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