She really had that "beautiful without even trying" look down, and she could really take care of herself. Sure, she was slightly disturbed, but who isn't?
"You gotta punch the clock, why don't you punch your boss?"
Yes, the director Frederick Friedel who also wrote and stared as BILLY in the film. Frederick and Leslie had a brief romance during or after the filming of Axe.
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"You gotta punch the clock, why don't you punch your boss?"
This might explain why she refused to be involved in the Blu-ray and declined to be interviewed. She was very ethereal looking in this and naturally pretty. I was kind of mad that she declined to be interviewed, but if they had a relationship at one time, it would make more sense. Still, I'd like to hear her perspective on the film though.
shareAfter the film was released, her family suffered a tragic loss when her mother passed away from suicide. She admitted to Ray Green (Lomax) that she was very uncomfortable filming certain scenes, and I would assume as a young lady, she might have even been slightly embarrassed by the rape scene. I believe remembering those days might bring up some sad or uncomfortable feelings for her. Since AXE was released, she has had several people stalk her on her job, her home, and in her personal life and that has left her with a terrible impression of her film experience. Some who know her told me she is a very private person. She is happily married and living a wonderful life, but she wants no part of reliving her past as LISA.
Ummmm, no, because she was about twelve years old!!! Ewwwwwww.
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