The Netflix hit series 'Orange Is The New Black' performs well in terms of ratings still. The production's -which previously garnered 12 Emmy nominations - cast revealed several spoilers for the upcoming third season.
The hit TV series' production has reportedly started filming its third Season and previously, TV Guide had an interview with 'OINTB' actress Taylor Schilling (who portrays Piper Chapman). Schilling, known for playing a vital character in the show, said Piper would continue on being who she is; someone spontaneous.
She disclosed: "By being in prison, she's learning even more about herself and who she is, and she's shedding even more old ideas she had about what she needs to be; and so, she got to a place with really nothing to lose. She's just ready to go. She's got nothing to lose, so she's really kind of just boldly being herself."
Piper and Alex Vause's (Laura Prepon) relationship had been toxic. With her romance with Prepon, who comes back as a series regular, Schilling told on what she thinks. "I think that they have such a strong connection. I care about seeing them both happy. [Alex's reaction to Piper's phone call] will be a big part of Season 3," she said.
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In other news by Hollywood Reporter, meanwhile, some casts (including Schilling, actress-comedian Chelsea Handler, series' transgender Laverne Cox, Natasha Lyonne, showrunner Jenji Kohan and more) were on a TV screening event at Directors Guild of America Theatre in Los Angeles.
During the said event, the casts reminisced on how Kohan summoned for auditions. Schilling revealed that the series creator sent her a taped audition while she was on a vacation with her family in Ireland.
The 59-year old actress Kate Mulgrew (who plays Red) recalled on the audition scripts and she said, "I got two pages - but I loved those pages"
However, when it was Natasha Lyonne's (Nicky) turn, Handler subsequently said, "Natasha, I feel like you're the most like your character." Lyonne responded and revealed that her character had forced her to adjust a few, for she was straightforward in real life and a "truth teller" on the show.
"Maybe I made a mistake," Handler interposed abruptly and continued, "and meant to say, 'You're the one I most identify with."
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