I think it wasnвЂ™t shooting the scene that gripped me but realizing how invested I was in these people, this character, and it all peaked that day.

We shot the last scene, Ellie departing for college on a train, in the middle of the shoot, but by then, I had become so close to my co-stars Daniel and Alexxis and also with my director that it felt like we were saying goodbye even though we still had so much more to go. LEAH: I think one of my favorite memories from The Half Of It was when I filmed the last scene. GLITTER: Do you have any favorite memories from filming or favorite scenes from the project? Things are not always what they seem, and theyвЂ™re different for every person too, but this film especially taught me about how multi-layered EVERYbodyвЂ™s lives can really be behind closed doors. ItвЂ™s a lifelong journey that involves self-love, family love, friend love, so many different types of love.

Love isnвЂ™t just about romance and finding your soul mate. LEAH: I hope this film, which is so close to my heart, taught viewers to look outside the box when it comes to love. GLITTER: You starred in NetflixвЂ™s The Half Of It last year what do you hope that film taught viewers? WeвЂ™re really lucky to be in production right now. The work is still enjoyable, I love being around my castmates, and yes, we have to take extra safety precautions, but I think itвЂ™s great in order for us to even be able to continue shooting. LEAH: Shooting with Covid precautions had definitely been something new for all of us being on set, but IвЂ™d say that it doesnвЂ™t change much. GLITTER: What has it been like filming with all of the necessary COVID-19 safety precautions? SheвЂ™s growing up, even though sheвЂ™s had to be a grown-up of the household her whole life. IвЂ™m excited to explore this side of George that creates real meaningful relationships, though. Even though situations escalate and she softens a little bit, she still maintains this hardness about her that I really admire. She does what she has to do, and sheвЂ™s done that since the beginning. LEAH: One thing I love about George is how she holds it down. GLITTER: What is your favorite aspect of George as a character, and is there anything you hope to explore about her in the future? Never has George felt seen before, so sheвЂ™s navigating uncomfortable waters. Her relationship with Nick especially turns things around a lot for her. She learns a lot about what it is to love and be loved in return. They support her in a way that she never has really had before because of her broken family. LEAH: I think for George, sheвЂ™s become much softer because of being around the Drew crew. GLITTER: How do you think George has evolved between seasons one and two? Any major differences or changes?

I can say, though, you start to see George and Nancy really team up in this season, which is bomb! I love working with Kennedy. SheвЂ™s got herself to juggle and one really insane thing that totally shifts her life in this season. much more intense than even season one, to say the least. She definitely finds herself in a lot of situations that areвЂ¦. We need to protect George at all costs every twist and turn. LEAH: Oh, it just gets worse and worse for George. GLITTER: Anything you can tease about GeorgeвЂ™s storyline for this season?

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