"We didn't even have money for gasoline"
The actress has recalled how her father supported her since she was little by taking her to all possible castings
Millie Bobby Brown is opening. On September 23, the actress will once again star in what promises to be one of Netflix's star titles, Enola Holmes, a film that narrates the adventures of Sherlock Holmes's little sister. In one of the promotional interviews that she has just given, the 16-year-old girl recalled how humble her beginnings were in the world of acting and how her father helped her become the star that she is today. today.
At just 13 years old, Millie Bobby Brown became one of the fashionable girls thanks to the Stranger Things series. Her role in Eleven earned her the affection of the public and the recognition of critics, thus shaping herself as one of the future promises of the small and big screen in Hollywood.
Millie Bobby Brown is becoming a woman in front of the cameras and now, at 16, she is a teenager who has launched her own brand of cosmetic products and who has become the youngest UN goodwill ambassador in history .
But before all this and fame changed her life, Millie Bobby Brown had a very humble life. She has thus remembered it in an interview that she has just offered on British public radio, in a special called Radio One's Millie Bobby Brown: The Story So Far.
“Every day we would drive about 45 minutes to Los Angeles” explains the actress, who admits that her father helped her a lot in her dream of becoming an actress. “We didn't even have money for gas so dad wouldn't take me to castings unless I knew all the lines on the test,” she adds.
Millie Bobby Brown, who was born in Bournemouth, England, has also revealed that she forced her American accent on her during casting calls to have a better chance of being cast. And it is that the young woman wanted an opportunity to become an acting star and although that has already happened, she assures that she has not changed anything.
“I don't think she's ever looked at myself and thought 'I'm famous,'” she comments, stating that she's still just like any of her friends. Millie Bobby Brown has confessed that the most exciting moment of her career was meeting Barack Obama and she has also denied rumors about her going to star in a reality show with her brother:
“Everyone tells us but we can't have our own reality show. We just can't, I mean we're so crazy and we scream a lot and I don't think anyone on the recording crew wanted to be in our house."
