I hope you all watched Seven Deadly Sins yesterday!

Dreama was interviewed by TVSquad and the interview has been posted yesterday. Below is a small excerpt. To read the full interview please go to TVSquad.com.

Tell me about your character Harper Grace.
She’s pretty cool, pretty complex. She comes from a very wealthy family — the wealthiest family in town and all of a sudden they’ve lost everything. They owned a hotel, they owned a bank and a cleaners and are beginning to move everything. Her parents are getting a divorce and everything is pretty much crumbling around her. In the mean time, she’s in high school and it wouldn’t be a great place to be if you’ve lost everything. There’s also a new girl in school named Kaia Sellers, played by Rachel Melvin (‘Days of Our Lives’) , and basically throws her popularity from her as well.

Dreama was interviewed for mylifetime.com and you can read the full interview at the source. Below is a small excerpt:

Do you think the teens in Grace, Texas are a realistic depiction of teens today, or are their lives overly dramatized?
It’s somewhat realistic. There’s a lot of stuff that goes on, and a lot of bad decisions, people driving too fast, doing drugs. So I think some of it is real. Kids try to grow up too fast everywhere and anywhere. I sound like such an old woman right now, but it’s true. Kids are always trying to behave like they’re much older. I thought I was so cool, and I thought I was so grown-up, but I had no idea about life or anything. Maybe I don’t now. I’ll probably look back on this interview and think I had no idea what I was talking about!

Crushable.com released an interview with Dreama and they rightly stated that she is awesome. Hee. =)

Here are two questions and Dreama’s answers. You can read the full interview at Crushable.com.

5. What is it you most dislike?

Animal cruelty, cockroaches and when people hack loogeys. I just don’t see why it’s necessary.

11. Please settle the debate: New York or LA?

Well, I’m a horrible driver and I HATE Ed Hardy, so definitely New York. To quote Woody Allen in Annie Hall, “I don’t want to move to a city where the only cultural advantage is being able to make a right turn on a red light. ”

I love New York. It is the peanut butter to my jelly.