A Dream Called Cinema and Theater

  1.- How was your childhood? Truth be told, it wasn’t the best! You see I was born in a small city in South Western France and being the big city girl that I am at heart, life seemed pretty boring for me. Life also threw a lot of challenges at me. Probably way more than a child should expect to endure. On the bright side, it has made me appreciate my adult life. I’m in a much better place now. Getting rid of your demons is a long process, but the main thing is actually getting there eventually! 2.- From what age did you decide to be an actress and how did you know you had the skills to go on TV and in the movies? When I was 11, I decided I was going to be a singer…. I started writing songs at 12. But my plan B was acting. I really wanted to do both to be honest. I never really knew whether I was good, I just kinda jumped into it. I have had a lot of training but I also suffer from the infamous impostor syndrome. I have reached a stage in my life where I no longer care what others thin

  1. How does it feel to be in a series with 50 years of history?  It is an honor to be part of such a legacy! General Hospital will celebrate its 60th anniversary on April 1st! Unbelievable, no? And it is also an honor to be on a show that incredible actors have graced like Elizabeth Taylor. To me the best part is that there is a “General Hospital family” that I am a part of that consists of our show and the audience. We are very fortunate to meet many fans during the year at different events or just through social media, and to know that they have grown up watching our show with their mothers and grandmothers or friends, and to know how big a part of their lives we are is fantastic! And sometimes we hear that a viewer who has been watching for many years is sick or lost a loved one, and for one hour while they’re watching our show, it helped them forget about their troubles a little. That is worth more than an Emmy or an Oscar! 2. What is your day-to-day like on the set of General Ho

  1.)As always a pleasure to interview you how have you handled a pandemic?  I have handled it like everybody else, I wear a mask all the time, and I also got my shots, which I got sick from, but mostly I wear a mask.  2:) Has it harmed you when it comes to having projects?  Of course in 2020 there were drawbacks because you know a lot of productions were shut down but now it's OK.... 3:) What new projects do you have for 2022?  I'm shooting The Package, Can't Catch Us, which I'm playing a FBI Agent..I just finished shooting Silent Night Bloody Night 3"as Doctor. And I'm lot shooting a film called "Project A" August 28th a Psychological thriller, there are alot of films, I'm up for a hulu series too , that I can't say yet. There's just so much I can't remember lol!! 4:) In your opinions you think Hollywood runs out of ideas when filming a movie, what could you tell me about CGI do you like it to be used in cinema?  Oh yes I love

  DEBORA TACYLLA: From Brazil to the world Get to know more about the ‘Left Alone’ star and how it all started for her. Carlos Miguel: Hello, Debora. Thank you for agreeing to this interview. We want to get to know you better, so let’s start from the beginning, shall we? Tell me, how was your childhood? Debora Tacylla: Hello, Carlos. Thank you for the invitation! It is my honor to be interviewed by you. My childhood was great and memorable. I was born and raised in the countryside of Brazil, so I grew up with family around, great friends and a strong sense of culture. I had my space to be a kid, I could use my imagination as I pleased and make mistakes. But my parents also taught me from a young age how to be independent and that made a huge difference in my life. CM: Great to know that. At what age did you decide to be an actress? And how did you know you had the skills to go on TV and in the movies? DT: When I was in my late childhood, I wrote on a school paper that I wanted to be an

  1-. How was your childhood? I’m the eldest with a younger sister and brother, my father and mother were very loving. Dad was ex Army. We lived in a three bedroom rented house with a big vegetable garden. We were well fed and warm. Sadly my father had a bad industrial accident when I was 10 and he was in and out of hospital for a long time, that was a hard time for us all. He died aged 62 I still think of him every day. I wasn’t particularly academic at school, I was the joker of the class. Hated english and mathematics classes…loved music, cooking. 2. - From what age did you decide to be an actor and how did you know you had the skills to go on TV? Well I did perform in the school nativity aged 6-7 one of the wise men. Went through school and couldn’t wait to leave, did a short time in the Royal Navy didn’t like that at all. At 17 I bought a airline ticket and went to New Zealand for a year. Got married at 21. So didn’t really decide to be an actor until I was about 35years, my fir