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Lillee Jean Acting In Bond Monologues Dramatic | So Lillo Qui S2E19

Lillee Jean skillfully brings to life several dramatic scenes inspired by the 2002 James Bond movie. Jean is blunt and to the point, as she portrays gentle remorse for others, but as Rosie, she asserts her feelings head-on. The original portrayal is by Rosamund Pike.

Jean has recently received numerous film accolades, including seven awards for The Trapper Trap: The Rise of Princess Glamourite (2024), and one Best Women's Film Award for Miss Roxie (2023).

About Lillee Jean:

Lillee Jean Trueman is a multi-award-winning actress, filmmaker, writer, and director from New York City. Lillee Jean is best known for her award-winning celebrity talk show Lillee Jean TALKS! Live, featuring beloved Hollywood stars such as Donny Most, and her award-winning sci-fi comedy film, 'The Trapper Trap - The Rise of Princess Glamourite', written by herself. Recently Lillee has won three Best Actress nominations for her performance in the rom-com 'The Chorus in Our Eyes'. She has won dozens of awards for her creative indie films and has screened abroad. Some awards include Best Actress, Best Podcast, Best Costume Design, Best Comedy Short, and Best Trailer.

In 2024, she joined the cast of the Taste Awards Festival finalist award-winning show 'The FNL Network Talkshow' as a Spring co-host. She won a Special Achievement Honoree award in 2024 for the Entertainment and Lifestyle News category.

She is a trained actress, with predominant studies outside of film work, at the prominent T. Schreiber Studio in New York City. There, Lillee extensively studied the Meisner Technique with Nicolas Kane Landry, and various British dialects with Page Clements. Raised in New York City, she is Ashkenazi Jewish and Lutheran, and her ethnicity spans Russia, Ukraine, France, England, and Germany.