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Ben Travers. Being a first-timer at anything can be overwhelming. Despite introducing herself as a walking mess in the video below, it sure looks like Abby McEnany left all of those overwhelming vibes outside her first full-time job as the lead actor, writer, and creator on a comedy series. In the video below, McEnany — a veteran of the Chicago improv scene — takes you on a mini tour of her set, explaining how the show came to be, what motivated it, and sharing behind-the-scenes footage of what looks like a very good time filming it all. The series features McEnany as a year-old self-identified fat, queer dyke from Chicago whose misfortune and despair unexpectedly lead her to a vibrantly transformative relationship. All three serve as co-showrunners on Season 1, while Mason is directing these initial episodes and Circle of Confusion colleagues Lawrence Mattis, Ashley Berns, and Josh Adler are all onboard as executive producers, as well.

The actress, who stars in upcoming Disney flick The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, says she doesn't let her daughter watch several of the classic animated films. When you think of Disney movies, you probably think back to watching them as a child. But there's one child out there who's going to be missing out on some of the Disney magic - and that's Keira Knightley's daughter Edie. The year-old actress recently appeared on The Ellen Show, where she revealed that her daughter is banned from watching several specific Disney movies - and there's a good reason why. Keira, who stars in Disney's latest big budget production The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, admitted that she won't let her three-year-old watch the likes of Cinderella because she thinks it sends the wrong messages to children. She said: "Cinderella: banned.

Keira Knightley has revealed that she won't let her three-year-old daughter Edie watch certain Disney films. Chatting on the Ellen Show, the star revealed that she was concerned about some of the outdated messages the films have, telling Ellen DeGeneres: " Cinderella : banned. Because she waits around for a rich guy to rescue her. Rescue yourself, obviously.

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