Lillee Jean has an ease for comedy, from her special training under actor Edgardo Rubio for the last year! Showcased in So Lillo Qui, Jean performs an Alexis Rose comedy scene where she recants a Spring break memory. Ranging from flirty, to unsure, to confident, all emotions Jean surrenders to, in the scene. Jean has recently received numerous film accolades, including seven awards for The Trapper Trap: The Rise of Princess Glamourite (2024), and one Best Women's Film Award

Lillee Jean Trueman, the multi-hyphenate trained actress and director, is the force behind the celebrated talk show Lillee Jean Talks Live, and makes her mark as a director with this quintessential New York City story.

Lillee Jean continues to stretch herself as an actor! Though her specialties include comedy and explosive drama scenes, in this scene inspired by the Shallow Hal movie, Trueman is blunt, and to the point. She portrays gentle remorse for others, but as Rosie, she asserts her feelings head-on. Trueman has recently received numerous film accolades, including seven awards for The Trapper Trap: The Rise of Princess Glamourite (2024), and one Best Women's Film Award for Miss Roxie