Connie Britton Fun Facts, Quotes and Tweets
16th May 2016
Quote: "I haven't (spoken to her) since we wrapped (the show) but I know she's gonna be great. She's doing great." Actress Connie Britton on Nashville castmate Hayden Panettiere, who has re-entered rehab to battle post partum depression.
23rd March 2015
Fact: Actress Connie Britton has joined the cast of Ryan Murphy's new TV drama series American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson as Faye Resnick, the longtime friend of the former football star's slain wife Nicole. Britton joins an impressive cast that also features David Schwimmer as Simpson lawyer Robert Kardashian, Courtney B. Vance as Johnnie Cochran, and John Travolta as Robert Shapiro.
25th April 2014
Quote: "I have been going through airports before and been called Sandra Bullock - 'white woman, black baby, you must be Sandra Bullock...' That's a compliment as far as I'm concerned." Actress Connie Britton reveals she is often mistaken for the Oscar winner.
1st March 2013
Quote: "The schedule is insane to the point where I lose a lot of sleep at night worrying about how little time I have to sleep and mostly what little time I have to be with my son." Actress Connie Britton loses sleep as she juggles life as a single mother with the hectic schedule for her Tv show Nashville.
7th August 2010
Quote: "When you come to New York and you want to be an actress you have to get a job... I was like, 'I'll teach aerobics! I did it in college, I can do that. I can put on my legwarmers, I can put that bandanna around my head, and I can go teach me some aerobics!' And that's what I did." Actress Connie Britton was a part-time fitness instructor when she first moved to New York.
29th April 2010
Quote: "I don't know how I'm going to watch it... I'm scared to death. I don't like being scared. I don't like horror movies. I don't like having anything to do with horror movies. I don't know what I was thinking." A Nightmare On Elm Street actress Connie Britton is too scared to watch her performance in the re-imagining of the iconic horror film.
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