Many fans have expressed their opinions online that 'Orange Is The New Black' Season 3 was the best season to date. Unlike previous seasons, the latest season has a more subtle approach, which help the overall plot. That said, fans can also attest the fact that Laura Prepon did a very good job in reprising her role as Alex Vausse in the third season. Actress owes it to Scientology.
Season 3 of 'OITNB' has a more subtle approach, which helps the overall plot. The absence of the true villain brings shows more corporate side and how the prison system depends on the inmates to keep things balance.
One sought after character from the show is Alex, who has not been given much cameo during season 2. But season 3 had given Prepon's character an emotional set of episodes. In fact, it was called Alex-centric episodes. Alex was back in jail after a brief period of freedom. That was all because of her ex-girlfriend Piper (Taylor Schilling), IBTimes recapped.
In an interview with Scientology publication Celebrity Magazine, actress Laura Prepon revealed that Scientology helped her achieve the success of her performance in the distressing scenes in Season 3.
Vause named auditing, a therapuetical procedure central to Scientology's doctrine, as the cause for her improved acting prowess.
"It's magic, it really is... I feel a lot of the auditing that I've had helps me to be willing to go there and be free and vulnerable and really jump into these scenes wholeheartedly," actress said.
This revelation comes just days after the rumors started swirling around that actor Tom Cruise is considering to exit from L. Ron Hubbard-founded religion.
Meanwhile, the first three seasons of 'Orange Is the New Black' contained lots of despairing moments. Vox reports that things are about to get much worse, especially on Season 4. And season 3 functions as a break from everything else.
Fans, what can you say about Laura Prepon and her faith in Scientology? What are your expectations for Season 4? Sound off your comments below for 'Orange Is The New Black' Season 3 review.
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