POPSUGAR: So you came into Orange Is the New Black in season three. How did you prepare for the role? Were you already a fan of the show?
Ronen Rubinstein: I got a pretty brief history of the character, who he was, where he's from, his past, for example. And then I added a little Southern twang to the audition, to the character, because I thought, you know, the flashback's going to be from the South. I went in, I did my thing, and I got a call a couple days later.
PS: What was it like to work with Taryn Manning?
RR: Man, well, she's, first of all, very talented. Very, very professional. I have high praise for her, because she put herself into a position with that character and the subject matter that she faces in that show, and it's a very — it's a subject that not a lot of people want to speak about or want to show.
