Ella Bruccoleri ON Flushing On Cue

Um, so we're gonna be talking to Ella about The Other Boleyn Sister.

Um, and this show's done, it's been so popular in the UK, and it's already kinda like really picking up noise in, in the States.

Um, do you think it's gonna, like Americans are just gonna really like fall for her in this show? 'Cause I think they are.

I 100% think so, and I speak for myself when I say that when we got the screeners for this show, I thought, "Okay, another period drama." I was excited about it, and I swear from the first episode...

Well, first of all, as an American, let me say 30-minute episodes, all day long.

It is, you can breeze through the whole season literally.

I mean, obviously watch it every week, but it just flies by.

The time, the look of it, the humor of it, the passion, the romance, the awkwardness.

It is, I think it, it really does cross the ocean, if you will, when it comes to culturally speaking.

It is something every American will absolutely identify with and fall in love with, and I, I'm sure you know what I'm saying.

Yeah, totally.

Where are you on the whole... 'Cause I never read the books, like the Austen.

No.

I was never kind of into all that growing up and stuff.

It was not, it was not kind of a part of my world.

It's only like, only really through film really that I got into kind of Austen's narrative really, I guess.

Yeah.

What about you?

Same like you.

You know, I was like kind of an edgy teen, so I wasn't into those.

I was into like R-rated, like hor- not horror movies, but like psychological thrillers and like-

Yeah

... you know, those kind of things.

I never, I read, you know, like the Goodfellas book, Wiseguys.

I was into mafia stuff.