Boomtron has released an article to their previously posted interview with the Compliance cast here.

The Sundance Film Festival wrapped up on Sunday, a key step for several new movies — and faces — that will be hitting theaters in the next year. Titles acquired by studios include the Richard Gere-Susan Sarandon finance drama “Arbitrage,” also featuring one of last year’s breakout ingenues, Brit Marling; “Red Lights,” the Sigourney Weaver-Robert De Niro paranormal thriller with past Sundance darling Elizabeth Olsen, and Josh Radnor’s “Liberal Arts,” also co-starring Olsen. Here are four fresh faces whose movies are also stirring up buyer buzz in Park City.

DREAMA WALKER

Starring in a gritty, low-budget Sundance film is one way to break out of a mainstream television mold. The tactic seems to have worked for 25-year-old Dreama Walker, who until now was best known for playing mean girl Hazel Williams on two seasons of “Gossip Girl.” In “Compliance,” directed by Craig Zobel, Walker plays a fast-food employee who falls victim to a prank caller. The film, which polarized audiences at the festival — some called it misogynistic and others praised the tension-filled plot, which was based on true events — has been garnering acquisition buzz.

“I was interested in showing the perspective of a naïve young girl who felt as if she didn’t have a choice,” Walker said. “These people were not idiots. They were put in a horrible situation.” She’ll be switching gears to co-star in ABC’s new comedy, “Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23,” which will follow “Modern Family” in April. “I’m all for proving women can be funny,” said Walker, who plays a small-town girl living in New York City with a manipulative man-eater played by Krysten Ritter.

Since her first role as a drunken teen on “Law & Order,” Walker has appeared in “Gran Torino” and “The Invention of Lying” and has three more films in the pipeline: the family dramedy “The Discoverers,” the teen coming-out tale “Gay Dude” and the comedy “The Kitchen.” “I am still at a place in my career where nobody sees me in a certain way, so I can do different things,” she said.

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For now I have added pictures of Dreama from the Compliance premiere, two lounges at Park City and two adorable portrait sessions.

The world premiere of Compliance has taken place today (just a short while ago) but no pictures have been released so far. There have been some reactions to the film; you can check them out on Twitter.

Sundance Film Festival will take place from January 19th to January 29th this year.

Excited to announce our @SundanceFest 7 Fresh Faces in Film this year…. (drumroll)…. & the 7 Fresh Faces are… Alexia Rasmussen, Ari Graynor, Christopher Abbott, Dreama Walker, Gina Rodriquez, Lizzy Caplan & Zachary Booth!

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Check out the Details:
Friday, January 20th
10PM-1AM

Special Honoree Presentation at 11PM
Alexia Rasmussen (The Comedy)
Ari Graynor (For A Good Time, Call . . . and Celeste and Jesse Forever)
Christopher Abbott (Hello I Must Be Going)
Dreama Walker (Compliance)
Gina Rodriquez (Filly Brown)
Lizzy Caplan (Bachelorette and Save the Date)
Zachary Booth (Keep The Lights On)

Where:
Bertolli® Meal Soup Chalet at Sky Lodge
201 Heber Street
(at Main Street)
Park City, Utah
Music by DJ PESCE

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Closing out Lee’s lineup reveal was the comedy Don’t Trust the B in Apartment 23. “I love the show,” Lee said. “It’s one of my favorite comedies of the year, and Nahnatchka Khan, you know, we talked about Emily Kapnek last time and Jane Levy and what a job they did. I think Nahnatchka’s done an incredible job with this. She’s really irreverent. She’s outrageous. Krysten Ritter and Dreama Walker, who I hope are in the building, are just great. I mean, they’re really a fabulous pair, full of attitude, and James Van Der Beek is hilarious. He’s a real revelation. I know he’s in the building. I bumped into him, ‘the Beek from the Creek,’ as they call him.”

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In one of the panel’s funniest moments, the 25-year-old Walker said that she wasn’t allowed to watch “Dawson’s Creek” as a kid, but she admitted, “”I do remember seeing his face on a calendar a number of times and thinking ‘That’s what all boys are supposed to look like’ and none of them do!’”

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Walker plays June, a young woman from the Midwest who comes to New York and moves in with Chloe. Though June seems a bit naive, Walker says she’s “a smart girl,” who “sometimes tries to be a little bit of a badass and that doesn’t fare so well.” During the panel, Van Der Beek had a lot of fun teasing Walker for not being old enough to have been a fan of Dawson’s Creek, while Walker protested that she was “not too young!” (Walker is 25). Walker insisted that she did remember seeing a calendar with Van Der Beek’s face on it when she was in sixth grade, and thinking it was “very upsetting” that no boys she knew looked like him.

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