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It’s such a good mix of drama and comedy.
There’s a lot of heart in it too. At the end of the day, it is funny and it is dramatic, and then you have this love story to latch onto. Piper and Alex’s relationship is like this tumultuous love. That’s what really drew me to the story. It’s this crazy love story too. You’ve never seen a love story like this in prison with two women, which is really cool.
Do you think there’s still a chance for Alex and Piper?
Yeah, I think that there’s always a chance for Alex and Piper because they love each other. When people love each other like that, you never know what’s going to happen. It’s hot and cold, for sure. I’ve had relationships in the past where it’s on again, off again and there’s just this thing that keeps pulling you back until finally you’re like, “Ok, I have to stop this.” It makes for good TV. [Laughs] But there will definitely be more stuff with Alex and Piper.
How has it been for you, as an actor and a woman, to see such a diverse cast of amazing women getting the chance to really be front and center?
Being an actress on this show is amazing because it’s not your typical thing. None of these women are stereotypical women. We’re all different shapes, sizes, color, creed, everything. We are a melting pot of actresses and it’s so incredible and so diverse. No other show has what we have.
As an actress, there’s normally so much pressure to look a certain way and be a certain way, and we totally throw that out the window. It’s just these incredible women doing amazing work, and we all look so different. If anything, it just proves the point that [you can] be who you are and be true to yourself. It’s an amazing message to be a part of because a lot of shows don’t have that.
It’s kind of beautiful to see.
It is! It really is, and it’s a great thing to be a part of. All these women are so confident in who they are. When we do our photo shoots and everything, they are working it. It’s amazing.
Well, they’re finally getting their chance to shine.
Yeah, absolutely. And they fully deserve it because they’re great.
You nearly broke the Internet when rumors started circulating that you weren’t coming back for season two. How did that even happen?
It was crazy! It was really flattering though. [Laughs] But it was crazy. Besides being an actress, I’m also a writer and a producer and a director and I have all these other things that I’m doing. “Orange is the New Black” is my priority, because acting is my priority and right now, “Orange… “ is the main job I’m doing. At the time that season two came around there was a scheduling thing with another project. It just had to do with scheduling. I love the show and I love the girls and I love Jenji, so I had a long conversation with her about it and we came up with a really great solution. It’s great. We’ll do as many episodes as I can. The Internet got wind of it and it literally went crazy. [Laughs] I absolutely would have done more than I did and if we get picked up for season three, I already told everyone my plans. Everyone is very aware. Before season two even happened, I already told them, “Listen, season three I want to be fully involved in the show. I won’t have any conflicts.” It was just a scheduling thing. There’s only one of me, and we do what we can.
It’s so flattering, though, that people love the character like that. It means so much to me. I think [season two] is going to surprise audiences. Jenji likes to keep people on their toes. So when we do get picked up for season three, I really look forward to being with these amazing women every day.
“That 70’s Show” was such a big part of your early career.
Oh, dude, it was like my childhood.
That was like your whole life growing up at that point, right?
Fully. Imagine starting something when you’re 18 and doing it for 8 years. It was amazing. We were all little babies. We had no clue what we were doing and it was such an awesome time. And all of us moved on to amazing things. It’s so crazy.
Did you ever imagine that Jackie and Kelso would end up together in real life?
[Laughs] I don’t really comment on my friends’ personal lives, but I will say that they’re amazing. It’s great. It’s awesome.
Do you miss the red hair?
What’s funny is that I never really realized how important my hair color is to people. I tend to do things on a whim, which probably isn’t the best thing. After season one of “Orange…” I had black hair the whole season and right when I finished I said, “I want to dye my hair back to red.” So I went and dyed my hair and my manager is like, “What are you doing?!” And I chopped it off to my chin. He called me and I said, “I sent you an email.” [Laughs] He’s like, “You can’t just do that.”
It was so funny, but he wasn’t surprised. People were freaking out. When stuff started hitting the Internet about season two, people were like, “And her hair is red! What does it mean?” [Laughs] Now I’m starting to grasp that it confuses people. People are worried that I’m going to show up with purple hair. I’m starting to realize that I have to be a little more chill about changing my look so drastically.
You can’t be tamed. You’re from Jersey!
I know! Exactly! You can take the girl out of Jersey, but you can’t take Jersey out of the girl. Now I’m starting to know that all that stuff actually creates an effect, so right now I’m keeping the black for a little while.
There’s a lot of heart in it too. At the end of the day, it is funny and it is dramatic, and then you have this love story to latch onto. Piper and Alex’s relationship is like this tumultuous love. That’s what really drew me to the story. It’s this crazy love story too. You’ve never seen a love story like this in prison with two women, which is really cool.
Do you think there’s still a chance for Alex and Piper?
Yeah, I think that there’s always a chance for Alex and Piper because they love each other. When people love each other like that, you never know what’s going to happen. It’s hot and cold, for sure. I’ve had relationships in the past where it’s on again, off again and there’s just this thing that keeps pulling you back until finally you’re like, “Ok, I have to stop this.” It makes for good TV. [Laughs] But there will definitely be more stuff with Alex and Piper.
How has it been for you, as an actor and a woman, to see such a diverse cast of amazing women getting the chance to really be front and center?
Being an actress on this show is amazing because it’s not your typical thing. None of these women are stereotypical women. We’re all different shapes, sizes, color, creed, everything. We are a melting pot of actresses and it’s so incredible and so diverse. No other show has what we have.
As an actress, there’s normally so much pressure to look a certain way and be a certain way, and we totally throw that out the window. It’s just these incredible women doing amazing work, and we all look so different. If anything, it just proves the point that [you can] be who you are and be true to yourself. It’s an amazing message to be a part of because a lot of shows don’t have that.
It’s kind of beautiful to see.
It is! It really is, and it’s a great thing to be a part of. All these women are so confident in who they are. When we do our photo shoots and everything, they are working it. It’s amazing.
Well, they’re finally getting their chance to shine.
Yeah, absolutely. And they fully deserve it because they’re great.
You nearly broke the Internet when rumors started circulating that you weren’t coming back for season two. How did that even happen?
It was crazy! It was really flattering though. [Laughs] But it was crazy. Besides being an actress, I’m also a writer and a producer and a director and I have all these other things that I’m doing. “Orange is the New Black” is my priority, because acting is my priority and right now, “Orange… “ is the main job I’m doing. At the time that season two came around there was a scheduling thing with another project. It just had to do with scheduling. I love the show and I love the girls and I love Jenji, so I had a long conversation with her about it and we came up with a really great solution. It’s great. We’ll do as many episodes as I can. The Internet got wind of it and it literally went crazy. [Laughs] I absolutely would have done more than I did and if we get picked up for season three, I already told everyone my plans. Everyone is very aware. Before season two even happened, I already told them, “Listen, season three I want to be fully involved in the show. I won’t have any conflicts.” It was just a scheduling thing. There’s only one of me, and we do what we can.
It’s so flattering, though, that people love the character like that. It means so much to me. I think [season two] is going to surprise audiences. Jenji likes to keep people on their toes. So when we do get picked up for season three, I really look forward to being with these amazing women every day.
“That 70’s Show” was such a big part of your early career.
Oh, dude, it was like my childhood.
That was like your whole life growing up at that point, right?
Fully. Imagine starting something when you’re 18 and doing it for 8 years. It was amazing. We were all little babies. We had no clue what we were doing and it was such an awesome time. And all of us moved on to amazing things. It’s so crazy.
Did you ever imagine that Jackie and Kelso would end up together in real life?
[Laughs] I don’t really comment on my friends’ personal lives, but I will say that they’re amazing. It’s great. It’s awesome.
Do you miss the red hair?
What’s funny is that I never really realized how important my hair color is to people. I tend to do things on a whim, which probably isn’t the best thing. After season one of “Orange…” I had black hair the whole season and right when I finished I said, “I want to dye my hair back to red.” So I went and dyed my hair and my manager is like, “What are you doing?!” And I chopped it off to my chin. He called me and I said, “I sent you an email.” [Laughs] He’s like, “You can’t just do that.”
It was so funny, but he wasn’t surprised. People were freaking out. When stuff started hitting the Internet about season two, people were like, “And her hair is red! What does it mean?” [Laughs] Now I’m starting to grasp that it confuses people. People are worried that I’m going to show up with purple hair. I’m starting to realize that I have to be a little more chill about changing my look so drastically.
You can’t be tamed. You’re from Jersey!
I know! Exactly! You can take the girl out of Jersey, but you can’t take Jersey out of the girl. Now I’m starting to know that all that stuff actually creates an effect, so right now I’m keeping the black for a little while.
Was the feeling on “That 70’s Show” different once you neared the end and people started leaving in the last season or two?
Topher [Grace] and Ashton [Kutcher] weren’t there that much the last season. So, of course, it’s going to be different, but we all understood. We were like family. They were the first ones to say, “You know what? We want to kind of graduate to other things.” I get it. I totally understand. When the show was ending, it was bittersweet. The last week, on the finale, Topher and Ashton were there and we were all just bawling. It was the end of an era.
It’s part of life.
Yeah, it’s life. We all were in high school and then we graduated and went off to college. That’s essentially what happened. We all are still so close and it’s great.
Did having a show for that long, with so much success, make it more difficult for you to handle the cancellation of “Are You There, Chelsea?”
No, not at all. In our business, you have to roll with the punches. I truly believe that everything happens for a reason. “Are You There, Chelsea?” was just a rad experience that was so fun. And then it got cancelled and I was like, “That sucks because I loved the show.” But then I got “Orange…”
So I really do think everything happens for a reason because if I was on “Chelsea,” I wouldn’t be able to play Alex Vause on “Orange,” and playing Alex is so different than anything I’ve ever played. It’s so satisfying and amazing. I love playing her. Which is why, when I didn’t get to do all of season two, I was bummed. I missed her.
So it all kind of works out the way it’s supposed to. That may seem like a naïve notion, but everything that I’ve done has happened that way. It all has a way of working out.
How do you define beauty? What do you find most beautiful in the world?
What I personally find most beautiful is traveling to other countries and seeing things that really do blow your mind. Machu Picchu is closing in two years, for good, and I want to go there and see the sun come up at the Sun Gate. That, to me, is beauty .. being in a remote part of the world and experiencing something like that. It’s amazing to me.
I was in the country, in Ireland, near this town called Kilkenny and I was in this woman’s house. It was tinyand she turned it into this pub on the weekends. All the locals would come. I was in there with kids and their parents and their grandparents, and everyone was sitting around playing instruments. If someone felt like it, they would get up and dance. It was this big creative thing with this local community and I was a part of that. To me, that’s beautiful.
When it comes to an actual person – this is going to sound cheesy – but being true to yourself and having integrity (like the highest integrity you can have) is beautiful to me. When someone compromises his or her integrity, I can’t be a part of that.
You grew up in New Jersey, but you’ve done a lot of theater in New York. What is it that you love about NYC?
You can’t even describe New York. It’s just an incredible place that has this kinetic, pulsating energy like no other city I’ve ever been in. Anything you want is there. It’s amazing. There are times when I have to get out of New York because I need more space. Sometimes that energy and all the people can get kind of overwhelming, but you really can’t beat it. It’s just amazing. The people are so great.
When I went back home for “Orange…” I remember the first day I got picked up and I got in the car and the guy looked at me and said [she breaks into her thick New York accent], “Hey, Laura! How you doin?” I was like, “Oh my God, I’m home.” It warmed my heart. Just the openness of people and how up front they are … I just love it.
What are you most proud of in your career?
What a crazy question! I mean, it’s a good question, but that’s a big question. Honestly, I’m proud of a lot of things, but let’s say recently I’m most proud of being able to portray a character like Alex Vause who is so different and awesome. Fans come up to me and they’re able to say, “Thank you so much for portraying this character. It makes it more acceptable for the lifestyle that I live.”
People are trying to find who they are and seeing you portray a character that they could grab onto and relate to is amazing. People have said things like it changed their lives. That is really important to me.
I think, in general, what I’m most proud of is being able to do what I love and portray these characters that create effects on people in their lives … give them something to relate to and hold onto. It’s really cool.
“Nobody Calls Me Laura”
I have multiple nicknames, actually. I have Pre. I have L-Boogie. My nickname on “Neighbros” just became L-Boogie and then it became Boogie, so I have a group of friends who call me Boogie.
My sister calls me Snaps because I’m always on the move and getting things done. She’s called me that every since I was a kid, and even now she still calls me Snaps. And my sisters also call me Egg. When I was a little kid, I would curl up in a little ball, in the fetal position, and sleep in that position like an egg, so they called me Egg. [Laughs]
All of my best friends here in LA, we all call each other Silly Bitch.
So I have many nicknames. Nobody calls me Laura. If somebody calls me by my actual name, I’m like, “Oh my God, I’m in trouble. What happened?”
从Bella NYC Magazine | August 8, 2014扒下来的。。看过的无视之，看不懂的请自行呼叫萌萌。。
Topher [Grace] and Ashton [Kutcher] weren’t there that much the last season. So, of course, it’s going to be different, but we all understood. We were like family. They were the first ones to say, “You know what? We want to kind of graduate to other things.” I get it. I totally understand. When the show was ending, it was bittersweet. The last week, on the finale, Topher and Ashton were there and we were all just bawling. It was the end of an era.
It’s part of life.
Yeah, it’s life. We all were in high school and then we graduated and went off to college. That’s essentially what happened. We all are still so close and it’s great.
Did having a show for that long, with so much success, make it more difficult for you to handle the cancellation of “Are You There, Chelsea?”
No, not at all. In our business, you have to roll with the punches. I truly believe that everything happens for a reason. “Are You There, Chelsea?” was just a rad experience that was so fun. And then it got cancelled and I was like, “That sucks because I loved the show.” But then I got “Orange…”
So I really do think everything happens for a reason because if I was on “Chelsea,” I wouldn’t be able to play Alex Vause on “Orange,” and playing Alex is so different than anything I’ve ever played. It’s so satisfying and amazing. I love playing her. Which is why, when I didn’t get to do all of season two, I was bummed. I missed her.
So it all kind of works out the way it’s supposed to. That may seem like a naïve notion, but everything that I’ve done has happened that way. It all has a way of working out.
How do you define beauty? What do you find most beautiful in the world?
What I personally find most beautiful is traveling to other countries and seeing things that really do blow your mind. Machu Picchu is closing in two years, for good, and I want to go there and see the sun come up at the Sun Gate. That, to me, is beauty .. being in a remote part of the world and experiencing something like that. It’s amazing to me.
I was in the country, in Ireland, near this town called Kilkenny and I was in this woman’s house. It was tinyand she turned it into this pub on the weekends. All the locals would come. I was in there with kids and their parents and their grandparents, and everyone was sitting around playing instruments. If someone felt like it, they would get up and dance. It was this big creative thing with this local community and I was a part of that. To me, that’s beautiful.
When it comes to an actual person – this is going to sound cheesy – but being true to yourself and having integrity (like the highest integrity you can have) is beautiful to me. When someone compromises his or her integrity, I can’t be a part of that.
You grew up in New Jersey, but you’ve done a lot of theater in New York. What is it that you love about NYC?
You can’t even describe New York. It’s just an incredible place that has this kinetic, pulsating energy like no other city I’ve ever been in. Anything you want is there. It’s amazing. There are times when I have to get out of New York because I need more space. Sometimes that energy and all the people can get kind of overwhelming, but you really can’t beat it. It’s just amazing. The people are so great.
When I went back home for “Orange…” I remember the first day I got picked up and I got in the car and the guy looked at me and said [she breaks into her thick New York accent], “Hey, Laura! How you doin?” I was like, “Oh my God, I’m home.” It warmed my heart. Just the openness of people and how up front they are … I just love it.
What are you most proud of in your career?
What a crazy question! I mean, it’s a good question, but that’s a big question. Honestly, I’m proud of a lot of things, but let’s say recently I’m most proud of being able to portray a character like Alex Vause who is so different and awesome. Fans come up to me and they’re able to say, “Thank you so much for portraying this character. It makes it more acceptable for the lifestyle that I live.”
People are trying to find who they are and seeing you portray a character that they could grab onto and relate to is amazing. People have said things like it changed their lives. That is really important to me.
I think, in general, what I’m most proud of is being able to do what I love and portray these characters that create effects on people in their lives … give them something to relate to and hold onto. It’s really cool.
“Nobody Calls Me Laura”
I have multiple nicknames, actually. I have Pre. I have L-Boogie. My nickname on “Neighbros” just became L-Boogie and then it became Boogie, so I have a group of friends who call me Boogie.
My sister calls me Snaps because I’m always on the move and getting things done. She’s called me that every since I was a kid, and even now she still calls me Snaps. And my sisters also call me Egg. When I was a little kid, I would curl up in a little ball, in the fetal position, and sleep in that position like an egg, so they called me Egg. [Laughs]
All of my best friends here in LA, we all call each other Silly Bitch.
So I have many nicknames. Nobody calls me Laura. If somebody calls me by my actual name, I’m like, “Oh my God, I’m in trouble. What happened?”
从Bella NYC Magazine | August 8, 2014扒下来的。。看过的无视之，看不懂的请自行呼叫萌萌。。
“Orange is the New Black” Season 3 Leaks: Alex learns about Piper’s tip-off; Piper will be featured in another nude scene
Aug 12, 2014 03:48 PM EDT
It appears that tension is brewing between lovers and inmates Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) and Alex Vause (Laura Prepon) in the upcoming third season of "Orange is the New Black." Alex will return to prison after Piper tattled on the parole officer about her plan to escape, International Business Times reported
It could be recalled in Season 2 that Alex was able to get out of Litchfield detention facility, as she served as a witness against her previous boss who got her involved in drug dealing. However, it seems that Piper is determined bring Alex back to prison in the third installment of Netflix*s multi-award winning series. Through the help of Polly (Maria Dizzia), Piper was able to inform the parole officer of Alex*s plan to flee. With Piper*s tip-off, there won*t definitely a warm reunion for the couple this coming season.
In an interview with TV Guide, Schilling herself revealed that her character*s betrayal in the hope of being reunited with Alex will cause a rift between the on-and-off lovers. Alex will be enraged after learning that it was Piper*s phone call that brought her back to jail.
"I think that they [Piper and Alex] 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," told Schilling.
According to the outlet, Alex will also be very visible in every episode of Season 3 unlike the previous instalment, as there will be "another shift" in the relationship of Piper and Alex.
Meanwhile, the "Argo" star will reveal more skin in the upcoming season three of the series, told Enstarz. Schilling, who made a number of nude scenes in the previous season, will once more bear it all in Season 3. The 30-year-old actress dished out clues about her upcoming on-screen nudity during the recently concluded TV Academy event, saying that another revealing scene is "in the works" this coming season.
"I had to have a lot of discussions about every time I took my clothes off," Schilling said.
The third season of "Orange is the New Black" is expected to return on Netflix in summer of 2015.
Aug 12, 2014 03:48 PM EDT
It appears that tension is brewing between lovers and inmates Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) and Alex Vause (Laura Prepon) in the upcoming third season of "Orange is the New Black." Alex will return to prison after Piper tattled on the parole officer about her plan to escape, International Business Times reported
It could be recalled in Season 2 that Alex was able to get out of Litchfield detention facility, as she served as a witness against her previous boss who got her involved in drug dealing. However, it seems that Piper is determined bring Alex back to prison in the third installment of Netflix*s multi-award winning series. Through the help of Polly (Maria Dizzia), Piper was able to inform the parole officer of Alex*s plan to flee. With Piper*s tip-off, there won*t definitely a warm reunion for the couple this coming season.
In an interview with TV Guide, Schilling herself revealed that her character*s betrayal in the hope of being reunited with Alex will cause a rift between the on-and-off lovers. Alex will be enraged after learning that it was Piper*s phone call that brought her back to jail.
"I think that they [Piper and Alex] 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," told Schilling.
According to the outlet, Alex will also be very visible in every episode of Season 3 unlike the previous instalment, as there will be "another shift" in the relationship of Piper and Alex.
Meanwhile, the "Argo" star will reveal more skin in the upcoming season three of the series, told Enstarz. Schilling, who made a number of nude scenes in the previous season, will once more bear it all in Season 3. The 30-year-old actress dished out clues about her upcoming on-screen nudity during the recently concluded TV Academy event, saying that another revealing scene is "in the works" this coming season.
"I had to have a lot of discussions about every time I took my clothes off," Schilling said.
The third season of "Orange is the New Black" is expected to return on Netflix in summer of 2015.
How The "Orange Is The New Black" Cast Came To Be
posted on Aug. 14, 2014, at 3:42 a.m.
Taylor Schilling as Piper Chapman
“Piper is a complex character and there’s a real Piper, so we wanted to respect that as well. Schilling was somebody who I always had on my list, and I was desperate to get her in. She had just finished Mercy and every time I was in L.A., she was in New York, but I finally got her in. I basically chased her down because I just had a feeling.
Schilling read scenes with Polly [Maria Dizzia]. They read the BBQ scene a lot, and the bedroom scene with Larry [Jason Biggs]. Most of the audition tapes are what was in the pilot and if people are introduced in later episodes, their first scene is what was used in the audition. But Schilling came in and she just did it. That was it. I saw it and sent it to Jenji and I was like, ‘Here ya go!’ and we were done.
You look and you look and you look and finally, someone just walks in and has everything and you don’t have to look anymore. For me, a lot of it was scheduling, so it took time. And we couldn’t cast a Larry or an Alex [Prepon] before we cast a Piper. Once we had Taylor, everything fell into place.”
Laura Prepon as Alex Vause
“As soon as [Prepon] came in for Piper, it wasn’t right because she would never be scared to be in prison — Prepon’s composure and her confidence, she would never be someone who would go into prison scared like Piper was, or intimidated, so she was never going to be a Piper.
But she was exactly what they wanted for Alex and they had great chemistry. Prepon read a chemistry read with Schilling, but never read on her own for Alex. They came in and they looked amazing together. They’re both really tall and gorgeous. I don’t think they’d ever met and it worked right off the bat. It wasn’t forced, they just had a natural chemistry. It was really nice. They read the flashback when Piper comes out in her underwear and does a dance and Alex is like, ‘Ooh baby,’ and then she tells her to come on her trip.
And [Alex’s] glasses are from Jenji’s brain. Prepon’s hair was black for a movie she was doing, apparently, and Jenji loved it and wanted her to keep it. She’s like, ‘No, Alex should have the black hair.’”
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http://www.buzzfeed.com/emilyorley/how-the-orange-is-the-new-black-cast-came-to-be#3vfynx9
posted on Aug. 14, 2014, at 3:42 a.m.
Taylor Schilling as Piper Chapman
“Piper is a complex character and there’s a real Piper, so we wanted to respect that as well. Schilling was somebody who I always had on my list, and I was desperate to get her in. She had just finished Mercy and every time I was in L.A., she was in New York, but I finally got her in. I basically chased her down because I just had a feeling.
Schilling read scenes with Polly [Maria Dizzia]. They read the BBQ scene a lot, and the bedroom scene with Larry [Jason Biggs]. Most of the audition tapes are what was in the pilot and if people are introduced in later episodes, their first scene is what was used in the audition. But Schilling came in and she just did it. That was it. I saw it and sent it to Jenji and I was like, ‘Here ya go!’ and we were done.
You look and you look and you look and finally, someone just walks in and has everything and you don’t have to look anymore. For me, a lot of it was scheduling, so it took time. And we couldn’t cast a Larry or an Alex [Prepon] before we cast a Piper. Once we had Taylor, everything fell into place.”
Laura Prepon as Alex Vause
“As soon as [Prepon] came in for Piper, it wasn’t right because she would never be scared to be in prison — Prepon’s composure and her confidence, she would never be someone who would go into prison scared like Piper was, or intimidated, so she was never going to be a Piper.
But she was exactly what they wanted for Alex and they had great chemistry. Prepon read a chemistry read with Schilling, but never read on her own for Alex. They came in and they looked amazing together. They’re both really tall and gorgeous. I don’t think they’d ever met and it worked right off the bat. It wasn’t forced, they just had a natural chemistry. It was really nice. They read the flashback when Piper comes out in her underwear and does a dance and Alex is like, ‘Ooh baby,’ and then she tells her to come on her trip.
And [Alex’s] glasses are from Jenji’s brain. Prepon’s hair was black for a movie she was doing, apparently, and Jenji loved it and wanted her to keep it. She’s like, ‘No, Alex should have the black hair.’”
其他人的就不贴了。有想看其他人的。附原文地址。
http://www.buzzfeed.com/emilyorley/how-the-orange-is-the-new-black-cast-came-to-be#3vfynx9
