Elizabeth Olsen covers Nylon October 2011 for the magazine's special It Girl Issue. In the interview, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s little sis talks about starting her career in the theater and growing up with celebrity sisters. Check out some highlights from Elizabeth's cover story.
Elizabeth Olsen lands on the cover of Nylon October 2011 for the
magazine's special It Girl Issue. Photographed by Marvin Scott
Jarrett, Elizabeth looks beautiful wearing a loose tee, a pair of
Levi’s ripped denim shorts and a Chanel jacket. The 22-year-old
'Martha Marcy May Marlene' actress chatted with the magazine about
starting her career in the theater, growing up with celebrity
sisters, but she also reveals her favorite dessert and the car she
drives.
Elizabeth told Nylon magazine that she loves vanilla frozen yogurt
with cinnamon and almonds. The lovely actress also says that she
drives a used Range Rover inherited from her older sister,
Mary-Kate, in 2004.
After 'Peace, Love, and Misunderstanding' and 'The Silent House',
the younger sis of Mary-Kate and Ashley
Olsen stars in the drama 'Martha Marcy May Marlene', in
which she plays Martha, a young woman haunted by painful memories
and increasing paranoia after escaping from an abusive cult, who
now tries to live a normal life with her sister and brother-in-law.
Elizabeth has other important projects in the works and future
roles opposite Zac Efron, Catherine Keener, and Dakota Fanning.
Olsen filmed 'Red Lights' and is set to star in 'Liberal Arts'
which are scheduled to be released in 2012.
While studying at Campbell Hall, a private school in L.A.,
Elizabeth decided she wanted to start acting and applied to NYU’s
theater department. She is now a graduate of Tisch School of the
Arts at New York University. On starting her career in the theater,
Olsen told Nylon that, "I just always thought that theater was
different from being an actor in Hollywood for some reason. It was
like this safe place where people aren't harassed. But I was
apprehensive because I saw how brutal people can be when other
people put themselves out there."
Even though she was mostly known as Mary-Kate and Ashley's little
sis, Elizabeth is now a fast-rising young actress. On growing up
with celebrity sisters, Elizabeth says in the interview with Nylon
that she feels extremely fortunate to have such a normal
family.
"I have to attribute the way I have always looked at [work] to my
father, because he was a really good influence on us. It was always
very important to him that his daughters be financially
independent. He wanted us to know that we could take care of
ourselves, because he never liked the idea of us needing a man. And
witnessing how my sisters can take care of themselves financially
was a great model to have. I consider myself lucky to have such a
normal family."
Photos courtesy of Nylon


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