Sophie Smith got her first role since her comeback.
But what was surprising was that it was a youth campus drama, and she had to play an 18-year-old girl.
Sophie felt a bit of a headache.
Not to mention she's already twenty-five, she's also a mom now, so playing such a role seems a bit inappropriate.
She shared her worries with Eva Miller.
"Sophie, what are you worrying about?" Eva Miller shook her head helplessly, "If you don't say you're a mom, who would notice? Besides, with your face, you could easily pass for eighteen. What are you fussing about? Are you afraid the audience won't accept it? How could that be?"
Eva Miller went on and on, "Didn't you know? There was a forty-something actress who, with makeup and special effects, played a character from sixteen to over sixty in one film. It's not about age or looks; it's about acting skills, understand? You at least graduated from Eastern Film Academy, the 'star-making cradle.' Don't be so unconfident!"
