In Spite of Obstacles, Wendy Conrad Has Continued on Her Path as an Actress
Wendy Conrad is an American actress who originally began working in the industry in the 80’s, when she was doing hair and makeup on movie sets. She stepped back from the industry five years ago, but never gave up on her dreams, even when she became a colon cancer survivor. In fact, despite not being able to walk eight years ago, she still had hopes of acting.
“I went through two hip surgeries and went back to acting school and graduated. I landed one of my first speaking roles, Murder Made Me Famous, that aired on the Reelz Channel in 2018. Now, my IMDb Wendy Conrad page shows my body of work. I’m excited to say I am in an upcoming movie starring Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones. I’m a voice singer in the choir. I pray my success is an inspiration for people to never give up on their dreams and to always lead with love,” Wendy says.
When did you decide that you wanted to become an actress?
At four years old, when my parents bought me sunglasses and started calling me their little movie star. They planted the seed.
What attracted you to a career in acting?
School plays and taking drama in college.
Who are your biggest influences?
Mike Epps, and Ice Cube, because I love comedy. It comes easy for me.
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What is your main strength as an actress?
Being supportive to everyone on set.
How difficult is it to establish yourself in the film industry?
It can be quite difficult, if you don’t go to acting school to get the proper training.
What’s your dream, your ultimate goal?
To meet Denzel Washington and Tyler Perry, to learn even more about techniques.
What is your message to all your fans?
Never let anyone talk you out of believing in yourself.
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