Kali Reis

Do you know what I mean?

Yeah, it's a crazy concept, but what helps me is I have a huge imagination.

You know, it's not a big surprise I got into acting.

It wasn't something that I grew up with.

I want to be an actor, but I used to have these, like, I love to, like, just people watch and observe.

So I used to have this character that I used to get my mom's stuff, like her jewelry and everything, and I used to have this.

I'm from Rhode Island.

We have a very heavy accent, but there's some more than others.

I used to have this character called Mary, and I used to come off her, and I'm like,

How you doing, darling?

I love to see it.

I used to do this whole thing.

And it wasn't so far fetched.

So it really wasn't.

I could immerse myself in this imaginary world anytime by myself, which should be studied.

I probably should.

Yeah, I love Asa, the director.

She decided to make my character part of it because I was, you know, working with the dialect coach to keep my quote-unquote accent at bay.

I didn't want to sound like Peter Griffin making, you know, an investigation.

You know what I mean?