Bonus: Kevin asks Elisabeth Röhm about THAT scene

...These Are Their Stories: The Law & Order Podcast

Kevin Flynn

True Crime, Tv & Film, Comedy

4.3 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2021

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

In this bonus episode, Kevin chats with actress Elisabeth Röhm, who played Serena Southerlyn from 2001-2005. Elisabeth gives her perspective of Serena's final scene ("Is this because I'm a lesbian?"). She also discusses her new true crime podcast "Killer's Vault." For exclusive content and more, sign up on Patreon.: https://www.patreon.com/partnersincrimemedia

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0:00.0	For exclusive podcasts and more, sign up at patreon.com slash partners and crime media.
0:06.1	I'm Kevin Flynn with Elizabeth Rome, and this is a bonus edition of These Are Their Stories.
0:30.0	Welcome to a bonus edition of These Are Their Stories. I was contacted recently by some folks
0:46.0	over at the podcast Killers Vault. The podcast stars two Hollywood types. One is actor Eric Roberts.
0:55.1	The other the host of the podcast is Miss Elizabeth Rome, who you will remember as Serena Sutherland
1:02.4	from the original recipe Lawn Order. Now they reached out because they wanted to promote
1:09.3	this new podcast that they have. It's a true crime podcast. So Elizabeth Rome did agree to come
1:15.1	on and we will talk about that, but of course there are so many things that we need to talk about
1:21.1	Serena Sutherland, but you know the one question I want to ask, and I did get to it. But let's listen
1:28.1	to that. Elizabeth Rome, thank you for joining us on These Are Their Stories. Thank you for
1:36.0	having me. She's got a new podcast coming out true crime. It's called Killers Vaults, and we will
1:42.0	talk about that. But I what do you think I want to talk to you about? These are their stories.
1:47.5	I always say Lawn Order.
1:50.9	Cass, what was the casting process like? You were the I think the fifth actor sort of in that slot.
1:57.7	Were they saying, hey, we want to do something different? We're we want to do more of the same.
2:02.7	What was that like for you? Well, here's the deal. I had done a pilot with Dick Wolf when I first
2:08.8	started acting and it did not get picked up and I started opposite Kyle McLaughlin. I was so thrilled.
2:16.3	I thought I'd really made it. I mean, I've got about a hundred stories of like, I think I've
2:20.2	really made it. That was the first one. And then it began my long relationship with Dick and
2:27.3	getting to collaborate with him and work for him. When the role of the ADA and Lawn Order became
2:34.3	available, and we I auditioned for it, but I had very much pursued the opportunity to audition for
2:41.6	it. And Dick Wolf felt I looked a little too young and not as believable. And Angie Harman got it.
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