Although her recent roles haven’t exactly been the most sophisticated, Brittany Snow is ready to hit a new direction. After gaining some onscreen experience in “John Tucker Must Die,” “Hairspray” and “Prom Night,” the actress is now stepping into the lead role of Peter Tolan’s new film “Finding Amanda.”

In the movie, Matthew Broderick plays a television producer who tries to win back the affection of his wife by convincing his troubled niece Amanda (Snow) to enter rehab.

Comingsoon.net’s Edward Douglas recently caught up with Snow and talked to her about her latest flick, the character she portrays, and her career in general. If you’re a fan of Brittany Snow I highly suggest you check it out, because she’s got some interesting stuff to say. Here’s a tiny excerpt from the interview:

“Well, I played a prostitute now three times (laughter)… it's a stereotype where people look at me and go "prostitute!" It's weird. (laughs) No, but I don't know how it comes out that way, but yes, I definitely played girls who have all been in high school and I think that's important because a lot of life-altering things and challenging things happen in high school, and I like to play those types of characters.”

Read the entire interview at Comingsoon.net by clicking right here.