W Magazine has picked their 33 best performances of 2012 (released in their February 2013 issue) and they chose Dreama’s performance in Compliance as one of the 33. A beautiful new photoshoot was released along with the article. Dreama Walker in Compliance “I was terrified when I read the script for Compliance. For one thing, I had sworn off nudity and didn’t know if I wanted to be objectified in

Yes, don’t believe a word that the b—- says, but definitely trust the good girl when she promises that Season Two of “Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23” will be even wilder than its debut season. “It’s insane,” promises star Dreama Walker, who plays the more straight-laced roommate June to Krysten Ritter’s say-anything, do-anything party girl Chloe. “We’re going home to somebody’s house, but I can’t say who’s; there’s

ABC’s sophomore comedy Don’t Trust the B—- in Apartment 23 is tipping its hat to its new Tuesday night companion, Happy Endings, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The comedy from Nahnatchka Khan and David Hemingson will feature a crossover to the third-year comedy in its Oct. 30 Halloween episode when June (Dreama Walker) has some fun creating a YouTube video featuring a certain bitch. “It’s basically a video like fans

Walker’s character, June, a new transplant to New York City, moves in with Ritter’s Chloe, even after being warned, well, “Don’t trust the b– in apartment 23.” “I think she understands the game but not exactly the magnitude of Chloe’s traits,” Walker said of her character June. “It’s a really delicious, slightly abusive relationship. June keeps thinking it will get better but it really never does.” Walker said there was

RealTVfilms interviewed Dreama at the 7 Fresh Faces in Film event at Sundance and the interview has been released today. You can watch it below! Boomtron has released an article to their previously posted interview with the Compliance cast here.

The Sundance Film Festival wrapped up on Sunday, a key step for several new movies — and faces — that will be hitting theaters in the next year. Titles acquired by studios include the Richard Gere-Susan Sarandon finance drama “Arbitrage,” also featuring one of last year’s breakout ingenues, Brit Marling; “Red Lights,” the Sigourney Weaver-Robert De Niro paranormal thriller with past Sundance darling Elizabeth Olsen, and Josh Radnor’s “Liberal Arts,”