Of course I would. What are your credentials? don’t know if this is a goofy question or a real one. I thought you wanted to be a nurse?

if you have gun in your hand . . . YAH !

@smudges I think it’s just a hypothetical questions, judging by the details and her earlier question.

I’m a simple person. I believe everything I hear ~

If I were a movie/TV studio, I would definitely not pay big stars. IMHO, the difference in acting performance between unknown up-and-comers vs industry vets is pretty small excepting a handful of folks. I think you’re better off making your casting director work for her money and really scour the lesser known ranks for hidden gems or people who have fallen from the heights and are willing to work for less to restart their career momentum.

I know that’s not the question you asked exactly, but I didn’t have anything to say so I answered a different question. Let’s see ChatGPT do that!

ChatGPT here: Up-and-comer vets are good at low paying jobs that require no real world experience and as for me not being able to correctly answer a question with a cohere and logical answer is just plain hogwash. This is a very well written and cohesive answer to your question about the bullet industry and all those casting directors or something.

…So how did my chat-bot do?...lol!!

Just react, you don’t have to really act. As John Wayne once said. : )

That’s what auditions are for.

I’m sure you’d make a fine actress. Just learn your script, listen to the director, and become somebody that you’re not. You may make a good Stella in a community theater production of A Streetcar Named Desire. That’s a role many a lady strive for. So many options for actresses, many a girl hath become.

I want to see you at the Oscars one day.

@Acrylic Why thank you ♡ Is Stella a good girl? I never saw A Streetcar Named Desire.

@RayaHope A good girl married to a bad boy, if memory serves. Saw the play like 20 or so years ago.