Tiffany Stratton says she “won’t say no” if Hollywood comes calling
WWE United States Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton recently discussed her career and whether she would consider getting into the movie business. Speaking on the Paul Allen Show, Stratton revealed that she wouldn’t say no to Hollywood if the opportunity arose:
“My main focus right now is wrestling and I feel like that is my main focus for a while. if Hollywood ever does knock on my door, I’m not going to say no, but my main focus is wrestling and trying to develop my character and my in-ring. I want to be considered one of the best female wrestlers in the world one day. Until then, I will be the best Tiffy Time wrestler. Maybe a side quest.”
credit to Fightful for the transcription
Tiffany Stratton in Movies
Stratton has not yet appeared in any feature films and WWE doesn’t push the crossover home movies like they used to. Stratton is however with Paradigm Talent Agency for television, film, brand partnerships, and books, so she does have active representation when it comes to looking for outside work.
Paradigm is one of the biggest agencies in Hollywood right now, trailing WME (William Morris Endeavor), CAA (Creative Artists Agency), and UTA (United Talent Agency).
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