America Ferrera found her Ken in now-husband Ryan Piers Williams after they met as film students at the University of Southern California.
in March 2015. “Often when we’re working together we’re completely consumed by what we do anyway. To be completely consumed by the same project and be on set together in the long run becomes quite a bonding experience.
When it came to discussing playing a couple in [his movie,], we thought there would be a built-in intimacy and history in terms of body language — the kind you see in people in a long-term relationship that’s hard to fake.”The two USC students met when Williams cast Ferrera in his short film about a string of murders in Juarez, Mexico.
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