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We caught up with actress, writer, and filmmaker Rebekka Johnson to chat GLOW and her new short film discussing consent and gender parity. Rebekka recently reprised her fan-favorite role as Dawn in Season 3 of Netflix’s critically acclaimed, award-nominated series, GLOW. The show centers around the lives of a struggling, out of work actress in Los Angeles in the 1980s, who helps to create the first women’s wrestling TV show.
Though she loves being one-half of the Toxic Twins and the Beatdown Biddies–one act does have a special place in her heart. “The Biddies are more fun to play because we have so much fun with improvising,” the Staten Island native explained. “Playing these old ladies that remind us of Carol Burnett or The Golden Girls. I have a soft place in my heart for the Biddies!”
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