Louisa Jacobson shared her feelings about moving from her childhood home in New England to New York City. Though initially furious, she adapted to her new life. Growing up in a creative environment fostered by her parents, Meryl Streep and Don Gummer, Jacobson was encouraged to express her creativity. Despite initially hesitating to pursue acting, her parents' support and guidance helped shape her career path. Her transition from studying psychology to acting reflects her commitment to following her passion, culminating in her role in 'The Gilded Age'.
Louisa Jacobson expressed her initial fury at leaving her idyllic countryside home in New England for a New York City townhouse, but admitted that she eventually adjusted to life in the Big Apple.
Growing up in a creative household with Meryl Streep and Don Gummer, Jacobson was encouraged to explore her imagination and creativity, which shaped her career path.
Despite her reluctance to pursue acting initially, Jacobson's parents supported her decisions and provided valuable advice that influenced her journey in the industry.
Jacobson's transition from studying psychology to pursuing a career in acting showcases her determination to follow her passion and build a fulfilling life.
Her experience auditioning for and landing a role in 'The Gilded Age' highlights her dedication to honing her craft and succeeding in the acting world.
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