We heard tell of executive producer Ashton Kutcher’s drama The Beautiful Life at this year’s CW Network upfront. Having done a whole mess of stuff for CW shows Gossip Girl and America’s Next Top Model, we were looking forward to some fresh faces. Well here they are in the form of cast interviews of all the principals of The Beautiful Life: TBL. (Also be sure to check out our video of the red carpet premiere of The Beautiful Life: TBL which we covered for The CW.)
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Sara Paxton Reel
Elle Macpherson Reel
Sonja (Mischa Barton)
Raina (Sara Paxton)
Claudia (Elle Macpherson)
Marissa (Ashley Madekwe)
Isaac (Corbin Bleu)
Cole (Nico Tortorella)
Chris (Ben Hollingsworth)
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About The Beautiful Life: TBL
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Benjamin Hollingsworth stars as new model Chris Andrews in The CW’s new drama “The Beautiful Life: TBL,” an inside look at the glamorous and sexy life of high fashion models in New York City.
A newcomer to the big screen, Hollingsworth has already made his mark working with some of today’s top talent. He can soon be seen in ”The Joneses,” as the teenage son of the characters played by Demi Moore and David Duchovny, in a story about a seemingly perfect upper-middle-class family with a secret.
Hollingsworth’s past credits include roles on an array of TV shows, including “Love Bites,” “Degrassi: The Next Generation,” “The Weight” and “Heartland.” He also starred in MGM’s “The Cutting Edge III.”
Chosen as one of only 12 students a year to attend the prestigious National Theatre School of Canada (N.T.S.) under the direction of Sherry Bie, Hollingsworth has appeared in over 15 theatrical productions. In 2007, he was nominated for the Robert Merritt Award for Outstanding Performance by An Actor in a Supporting Role in the Canadian Premier of Neptune Theatre’s “A Few Good Men,” by Aaron Sorkin and directed by Ted Dykstra. He was also voted one of the Top Ten Theatre Performances of 2006 by Montreal’s “The Hour” for The Monument National Theatre’s production of “A Flea in Her Ear,” directed by Chris Abraham.
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