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Bullseye with Jesse'm Jesse Thorne.

I'm going to say one word to describe Chloe 7-8.

Cool.

She started out as a model, then she was in music videos for bands like Sonic Youth

and the Lemonheads. Then she started acting in art house movies. Her debut was in the very,

very big deal indie film, Kids, directed by Larry Clark. She went on to even bigger things. She was nominated for an Oscar for her

work in Boys Don't Cry. She was in indie movies like The Last Days of Disco and Broken Flowers.

She had regular roles on shows like Big Love and American Horror Story. Her latest project is

Feud, Capote v. The Swans. It's a TV miniseries based on the real-life feud

Truman Capote had with a group of New York socialites, The Swans. Seven Ye plays Cezzi

Guest, an actress, author, and one of the aforementioned Swans. That show is running now

on FX. I talked to Chloe a couple of years ago.

She had just starred in The Girl from Plainville. It's a TV drama series inspired by the so-called

texting suicide case. Conrad Roy III was 18 years old when he died by suicide in 2014.

His girlfriend, then 17-year-old Michelle Carter,

was charged and later convicted in connection to his death. The series explores the events leading up to Roy's death and the relationship he and Carter shared. This is a clip from the

pilot of the show. Conrad's family is getting ready for his funeral.

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