Lillee Jean In That's The Past Cruella Scene S2.E07 | So Lillo Qui

Lillee Jean performed a scene from the Disney comedy movie "Cruella", playing the role of Estella (Cruella). In the scene, Cruella confesses that Estella is a thing of the past and is determined to make a name for herself. In a wicked, calculated move, Cruella takes control of her future. Jean showcased her British RP dialect and accent proficiency, which she acquired over the summer at the T. Schreiber Studio with Page Clements. Jean has recently received numerous film accolades, including three awards for The Trapper Trap: The Rise of Princess Glamourite (2024), and one Best Women's Film Award for Miss Roxie (2023).

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Lillee Jean Trueman is a vibrant and masterful Gen Z award-winning actress and filmmaker, from New York City. She has trained at the renowned New York City T. Schreiber Studio extensively studying the Meisner Technique with Nick Landry, various dialects from Page Clements, and under Hollywood actors Michel Corbiere and Edgardo Rubio. She is most known for the Hollywood celebrity talk show Lillee Jean TALKS! Live, starring Don Most, as well as, her most recent film she wrote 'The Trapper Trap - The Rise of Princess Glamourite' (award-winning Stingray International Film Festival) starring Puerto Rican star Edgardo Rubio! In addition to her films, such as 'Miss Roxie' (Best Women's Film Award, FilmNest), Jean's most recent show, 'So Lillo Qui', showcases her skills in monologues and dialogues as she continues to hone her craft. She is of Russian and Jewish descent, possesses an operatic soprano voice, and is skilled in the British RP and Queen's (NYC) dialects. Jean is also a frequent season co-host on The Taste Awards Festival award-winning show 'The FNL Network Talkshow'.