I never had any desire to become a well-known actress.
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Rebecca Miller, an American director, is saying that she never wanted to be a famous actress. She didn't have a goal to become a popular or well-known actress. Instead, she was more interested in directing movies and being behind the camera rather than in front of it.
About Rebecca Miller
Rebecca Miller, the daughter of renowned playwright Arthur Miller, is an accomplished American filmmaker and novelist. She has written and directed several acclaimed films, including Angela, Personal Velocity, and Maggie’s Plan, and has also published novels such as The Private Lives of Pippa Lee. Miller has received prestigious awards, including the Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Prize and the Gotham Independent Film Award.
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