Film Inquiry presents So Grosse, Such Pointe, Much Blank, a new podcast obsessively devoted to contextualizing and celebrating Grosse Pointe Blank (1997). Each week, join hosts Blake I. Collier and Joe George for a deep dive into the discographies and filmographies of all the cast, crew, and musicians featured in the film as well as a minute-by-minute analysis and interviews with first-time viewers, critics, cast & crew, etc.!
On today’s episode, Blake talks to Zoey and Katelyn Rosen, the twin sisters who played “Baby Robbie” in the high school reunion scene. We talk about being child stars, how their parents got the brilliant looks in the scene, and what they are doing now! Then Joe and Blake talk about what denizens of various states are called and about the future of the podcast! We hope you enjoy this episode.
Zoey Rosen is a PhD Candidate at Colorado State University studying science and risk communication. From Burbank, California originally, Zoey spent her formative years involved in theatre and other social groups alongside her sister Katelyn. Though not professionally acting currently, Zoey and Katelyn were involved as infant actors for the films Grosse Pointe Blank and Matilda.
Katelyn Rosen grew up in Burbank, CA with her twin sister, Zoey. As an infant they auditioned for several films, TV shows and commercials. As both of them got older they transitioned to performing in community theatre through several art and performance camps. Katelyn stopped performing in high school to focus on her studies and being a leader in the Jewish Youth community. After high school she went onto get her BA in Psychology with a bioethics emphasis from the University of Puget Sound. She then went to Northwestern to get her Masters in Health Science Communication. She now lives in the Bay Area working for Cardinal Health as an Account Manager for pharmacy mobile app technology. Katelyn enjoys spending time with friends, watching documentaries and cuddling with her kitten, Remi.
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