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    Zazie Beetz Biography

    Zazie Beetz (Zazie Olivia Beetz) is an American-German actress best known for her starring role as Vanessa “Van” Keefer on the FX comedy-drama series Atlanta (2016–present), for which she has been nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

    Beetz also appeared in the Netflix anthology series Easy (2016–17). She has also starred as Dana in the disaster film Geostorm (2017) and as the Marvel Comics character Domino in the superhero film Deadpool 2 (2018).

    Zazie Beetz Education

    Born at the Charité in Berlin-Mitte, Beetz attended kindergarten and elementary school in Berlin, but she was raised in uptown Manhattan as well, speaking both German and English with her family at home.

    Beetz became interested in acting while in grade school and performed in community theaters and on local stages. She continued alternating time between her two “homes”, such as holding down a summer job at Berlin’s Alexa Einkaufszentrum, working in its H&M store.

    Beetz received training from Muscota New School, the Harlem School of the Arts and LaGuardia Arts High school. She then attended Skidmore College, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in French. She spent a year living in Paris and felt “very enamoured with it in a romantic way”.

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    Zazie Beetz Age

    She was born on 1 June 1991 in Mitte, Berlin, Germany. She is 27 years old as 2018.

    Zazie Beetz Family | Zazie Beetz Parents

    Beetz’s father is a German cabinet maker and her mother is an African-American social worker from New York.

    Zazie Beetz Net Worth

    Beetz’s net worth has not yet been publicly disclosed.

    Deadpool 2 Zazie Beetz | Zazie Beetz Deadpool 2 | Zazie Beetz Domino

    Zazie Beetz plays a role as Domino in the superhero film Deadpool 2 (2018).

    Zazie Beetz Joker

    Joker is an upcoming American psychological thriller film distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures and based on the DC Comics character Joker. It is intended to be the first in a series of DC-based films separate from the DC Extended Universe.

    Release date: October 4, 2019 (USA)
    Director: Todd Phillips
    Budget: 55 million USD
    Production companies: Bron Studios, Village Roadshow Pictures, Sikelia Productions, DC Films
    Producers: Todd Phillips, Martin Scorsese, Bradley Cooper, Emma Tillinger

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    Zazie Beetz Golden Globes

    Zazie Beetz Movies And Tv Shows

    Zazie Beetz Movies

    Year

    Title

    Role

    2015

    James White

    Girl #1

    Applesauce

    Rain

    2016

    Wolves

    Victoria

    2017

    Sollers Point

    Courtney

    Geostorm

    Dana

    2018

    Dead Pigs

    Angie

    Deadpool 2

    Neena Thurman / Domino

    Slice

    Astrid

    2019

    Wounds

    Alicia

    High Flying Bird

    Sam

    Joker

    Sophie Dumond

    Meet Me in a Happy Place

    Keysha

    TBA

    Against All Enemies

    Dorothy Jamal

    Lucy in the Sky

    Erin Eccles

    Zazie Beetz Short Films

    Year

    Title

    Role

    2013

    The Crocotta

    The Crocotta

    2014

    Beasts

    Ally

    2015

    5th & Palisade

    Det. McBride

    Double Bind

    Baily

    2016

    MBFF: Man’s Best Friend Forever

    Ivana

    Zazie Beetz Tv Shows

    Year

    Title

    Role

    Notes

    2016

    Margot vs. Lily

    Allie

    Miniseries; 4 episodes

    2016–present

    Atlanta

    Vanessa “Van” Keefer

    Series regular

    2016–17

    Easy

    Noelle

    3 episodes

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    Zazie Beetz Interview

    Zazie Beetz On Why Domino Is A “More Mature” Version Of Deadpool

    Interviewer: Was being in a large-scale comic book franchise always a dream for you, or was it Domino specifically that drew you to the role?
    Zazie Beetz: I think it was Deadpool that drew me to Deadpool. I never really as a kid — I wasn’t so much into huge comic book movies. There also wasn’t so much out. Spider-man was kind of the thing. I liked that when that came out, but growing up that wasn’t so much my focus. I was much more of a musical girl. But watching Deadpool, the first one — I think it’s such a new kind of take on the whole superhero universe. It’s just so aware of itself. Which I really appreciated. Also, Deadpool being the voice of the audience and kind of analyzing all the things coming up, questioning the authenticity of something. It’s really unique to do that. It’s breaking the fourth wall, which is such a huge tool. It’s such a cool take on it all. I was super happy to just be a part of it in any capacity. [And] I think Domino is such a cool character. To be able to originate the live action version of a character is a pretty special honor. I was super excited about that.
    Interviewer: There’s a moment later in the film when Domino reveals she was raised in the same place as the troubled mutant Russell (Julian Dennison). Is this something you’d like to explore, perhaps in a Domino spinoff?
    Zazie Beetz: Oh, yeah, I would love to. Of course, it all depends on how audiences like Domino and if they want to see more of her. And then discussions on a spinoff would maybe happen. But that is something I really wanted — if we were to explore Domino, I wanted to explore her origin story. To explore her past more, because I think it’s super interesting. The darkness within that would be a cool thing to explore for her character. Especially since she comes across as so light. There’s more behind that.
    Interviewer: Yeah, she’s so chill and unflappable. Even her appearance — she’s never dirty or mussed up.
    Zazie Beetz: That was on purpose. They kept me very beautiful because she doesn’t get hurt. Nothing happens to her. It’s sort of a joke.
    Interviewer: Did you have a shorter time in the makeup trailer because of that?
    Zazie Beetz: I had shorter time in the makeup trailer because I didn’t have prosthetics. Ryan [Reynolds] and Josh [Brolin] — if their face or hands were showing, they had to get the whole thing done. I never had that. It was a standard 45 to an hour, doing the makeup. The thing that took the longest was drawing [Domino’s signature] spot on every time. Because the rest of my makeup was pretty pared back. I didn’t need to get dirtied up.
    Interviewer: How would you compare the humor of Deadpool to the offbeat humor of Atlanta?
    Zazie Beetz: I think it’s very different, actually. Atlanta functions in a more authentic sort of way. The humor comes from life and the reality of absurdity within life. And I think Deadpool is a very heightened universe. [It’s] very aware and commenting on itself. [It’s] a discussion with the audience. Atlanta also functions a little more in sadness than Deadpool does. Deadpool is sort of quicker and wittier. The rhythm is faster. I think they’re quite different, actually, even though [they’re both] still offbeat, but offbeat in different genres. Deadpool’s humor is that offbeat-ness, but specific to the superhero genre. Atlanta just challenges the tone of half hour comedies and sitcoms and what that means. And that there can be realism within the monotony — realism and comedy — within the monotony of life.
    Interviewer: Women tend to die in superhero movies. What do you think it says about Deadpool that Domino, one of two women superheroes in the movie, has the superpower that she can’t die, like James Bond?
    Zazie Beetz: In a way, my power is similar to Deadpool’s. I mean, he can regenerate, so he can’t die. And I can’t die because it just won’t happen. I wonder if that’s also why we can meet eye to eye. Domino doesn’t so much put up with his humor, his coping mechanism, because I’m also experiencing that and handling it more maturely.
    Interviewer: Things just sort of work out for her.
    Zazie Beetz: Yeah. It just works! She’s lighthearted but I also think that [power] also can kind of be — that could also enter sort of this place of nihilism and unmotivation, because what is she motivated for? What does she have to try for? She doesn’t have to try to do anything. It all just works. The interesting question is, what does that mean for her willingness to care about anything at all? And I think Deadpool has sort of a similar thing. He just sort of deals with it and addresses it in a different way than Domino does.
    Interviewer: I hear you make your own kombucha. What’s your secret to great kombucha?
    Zazie Beetz: I don’t know if mine is very great yet, but I do have a nice one that — I think it’s just sort of patience. Nice, steady, room temperature, and a dark place. And that’s all that it really asks for. You have to sort of wait it out and keep tasting until you have something you like. It’s pretty easy — I read this article where they were talking about sanitation within making kombucha. They were like, honestly, people have been making this for so long. Like, thousands of years in much dirtier conditions. And everyone was fine. So, it’s sort of the easiest thing to make at home, which is why it lends itself to so many people trying it out. But, yeah! Just keeping her undisturbed and letting the kombucha do its own little thing.
    Interviewer: It’s like having a small pet.
    Zazie Beetz: Yeah, it is. That’s what’s really nice about it. You don’t want it to die, [so you’re] cleaning off your scobe, and making sure it has the right space to be in while you’re traveling. Making sure it’s taken care of. Yeah, it’s like a little pet.
    Interviewer: Do you keep it in your trailer at work?
    Zazie Beetz: No. In my trailer? No. My boyfriend and I, we were travelling back and forth. But if you keep it in a jar with, like, starter scobe, and you just keep it at room temperature and in a dark place, and sort of just check on it every now and then, it usually is fine. It’ll just grow more by itself. And then you just maybe take away bad bits if there are any. But it’s pretty self-sufficient. Also, if it’s not too young, it’s militantly durable. It’s super easy to make.

    Source: www.refinery29.com

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