"I learned as I went along, and I asked the other actors—what things meant, what a 'two-shot' was or a 'master.' I just relied on the actors who had been in other films, and they were great."
Sequencing did come as a shock. The introduction to the marines, for example, as they awoke from hyper space and gnawed on breakfast, was filmed at the production's end. That way, the cast had several months to get acquainted.
By then, Goldstein had already befriended Mark Rolston, who portrayed Drake Vasquez's huge, blond compatriot, who comes down with a severe case of Alien- induced acne in the first
confrontation.
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Aliens: Jenette Goldstein plays Vasquez: Working with the other actors
leading from
a) Growing up with brothers
Although
military life wasn't exactly her idea of a good time, she felt at home
amongst the mostly male company, since she grew up with brothers.
b) Relying on the other actors
She learned as
she went along and she would ask other actors what things meant such as
what a 'two-shot' was or what a 'master' was.
c) Befriending Mark Rolston
By
the end of it, Goldstein had already befriended Mark Rolston, who
portrayed
Drake, Vazquez's huge, blond compatriot, whose face becomes splattered
with acid alien blood in a confrontation.
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