Recently I had the honor and the
opportunity to sit down with up and
coming actress Andrea Munoz, who made
her film debut in the movie Bullet Train,
which stars a couple of big names
like Sandra Bullock, Brad Pitt.
You probably have heard of them, right?
Well, she had a very unique start to
her acting career and quickly landed
a part in this star-studded film.
Check it out.
Hello, Andrea.
It's so nice to meet you.
Hi, nice to meet you too.
Thank you for having me.
OK, so super exciting because
you were in bullet train,
which was released in August.
Huge movie with just a few notable
names like Brad Pitt and Sandra Bullock,
just to name a few. Right.
But this is a super exciting project
because from what I understand,
you really kind of started getting into
your acting career during the pandemic,
which let's admit timing is a little kind of.
Mickey on that.
But it didn't act you at all
because you landed this role.
Tell us about that.
With the pandemic,
I couldn't work because
it was nothing going on.
So finally in August 2020,
I got this audition.
And without thinking that I
was going to book it because
I was like, it's Brad Pitt,
I was a non union actor. It's
not going to happen.
And it happened a month
after I auditioned.
They called me and they
say like yeah, you got
the role. That's amazing.
Anyone who's ever tried to break
into an acting career knows,
especially being non union
and being, you know,
the the route that you were going.
I mean that's the the moon and the
stars and everything lined up for you.
Lovely. That's
that's fantastic. OK.
So what was it like though, your
first day on set, right?
You come out of here,
you come out of makeup.
What was that experience like?
Gary, I was very scared at the beginning.
I'm not going to lie to you.
I'm I was. I was like like I didn't
want to disappoint the director.
I didn't want to disappoint the
production and I because you,
you tell you you think you're
like an amateur, you know.
But I was talking to myself all the time.
You're a professional.
You know what you're doing.
So I was scared. But as soon as I I
they introduced me to David, I was OK.
This is the moment to play the role of.
I don't know.
Whatever.
I was playing two roles,
trying to keep it together
on set and missus wolf.
That's
cute. All right. So tell us more
about your character though, too.
Who do you play in bullet train?
So, Mrs Wolf, I'm the love interest of Wolf,
who is played by Bad Bunny,
and basically I'm the reason
why he's on the train.
Like, there's a bunch of guys that are
trying to kill Brad Pitt, and my guy is
one of them and he's
trying to prevent me. It's
it's a beautiful love.
Alright, like the whole movie is
is a lot of action and comedy,
but our part is very romantic and dramatic
and heartfelt. And actually I mean I don't
want to give away any spoilers here,
but at some point in the movie you expire,
right? You end up dying. Yes, yes.
Is that a spoiler? It's not
the trailer, so it's fine.
Yes, OK, but you have a really
interesting experience or fun or
a great story to share with us in
regards to your your character's death.
Tell us about that, yes,
so this is funny because on
the script it says I die,
but it never says how I die.
So when we're on set they're like OK.
Andrea, this is how you're going to die.
You're going to be poisoned,
and you're going to be like puking a lot.
And I was like.
And how is that going to happen?
Today is cool.
Like a queue, like hook it on my mouth.
And it was like, it was a very fun scene
to shoot because it was improvised.
I didn't know what was going to
happen and the director loved it.
He was so happy with the result.
He was like, Oh my God,
that was a great job with great thank you.
That was the
best vomit scene I've ever seen.
That's the most creative vomiting ever.
Yes, that's that. That's cool though.
That is so fun. Did you get to have
a conversation with Brad Pitt at
all while you were there or Sandra?
I mean, I'd imagine that there be a
little bit of like being starstruck,
being in that kind of atmosphere, right?
Yeah, the the problem was we
shooted during the pandemic,
so nobody could talk to anyone.
I was isolated the whole time.
They have all the actors isolated
and I have one scene with Brad,
but he was like he was isolated because
he was exposed to someone with COVID,
so I couldn't.
To the scene with him,
so I should have with his bought a double
but I had the opportunity to talk to
him during the premiere and nothing.
He was very happy with the result.
He said the same thing that I'm
telling you like that our part
was very beautiful and that he
really loved it and and I thank.
Thank him for having me on his
film at the end of the day is his
film so and he was very sweet.
He's a great guy.
Very nice
guy so that is so awesome.
How exciting for you.
And in addition to bullet train too though,
you're also in a show on Hulu
as well that people can watch.
Tell us about that really quick.
Yeah, Pam and Tommy go and watch it.
It's nominated for a bunch of Emmys,
and here's the story of Pamela
Anderson and Tommy Lee, and I have the
opportunity to co-star with Sebastian.
Stan, I'm the girl that he's, like,
hooking up with before he just dropped
me to be with Pamela Anderson.
It's so it's a Japanese thing.
You guys have to see it.
It. I love it.
Awesome. OK, and then where
could people go to follow you?
Because clearly you were on
the path to some great things.
You're already doing
things right out the gate,
which is incredible.
Cannot wait to see what you
have coming up next.
A lot of people follow
you. Yes, I'm on Easter. Gram, Andrea Munoz,
A&DRE AM UNOZHY and then Munoz, PHY.
Wonderful. So bullet train
and Pam and Tommy on Hulu.
Go see bullet train.
Thank you so much for taking
the time to chat with us.
And what a very exciting
life that you have so far.
And as mentioned,
you're on your way to do
some other amazing things.
Thank you very much. Thank you for having
me. It was a pleasure.