Immy Waterhouse is enjoying her last few months of being unknown.
Of course, the teen has had a few cameras in her face over the years, but it's mostly been in the vein of have-you-met-Suki's-sister?
As Hollywood is going crazy over star sister duos lately, (Dakota and Elle, Beyoncé and Solange, Cara and Poppy), it'll be no surprise that Immy could be the next big thing… and she's just landed a huge film role.
Speaking to Harper's Bazaar, Immy told them all about her big break, and how she's feeling about it all.
"I'm moving to Los Angeles soon, because I've gotten a small role in Tom Ford's next film, Nocturnal Animals," she explained.
"I've never met him, but I loved his last movie [A Single Man]. It was so beautiful and so well done.
"I auditioned through video tape so I've actually not met him yet. Should I be nervous?"
But despite any possible nerves, the blonde beauty said she has only heard good things.
"My friend Georgia [May Jagger] worked with him on a fragrance campaign and she said he was super nice."
Immy will appear alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Amy Adams in the new flick – but before she was confirmed for the gig, she had to show Mr Ford her best American accent.
"Do you know how all British actors learn how to speak American?" she asks.
"From Friends."
"If you listen to any British actor, even the really big ones, when they're playing American people, they probably sound like Rachel or Monica.
"Friends is so huge over here that we just watch it all the time."
She finished the interview on a rather strange, but charming, note.
"I love facts and I love sharks. Like, did you know there's a really cool shark named the Greenland Shark?
"It lives its whole life with a parasite in its eye, and eventually, the parasite turns the shark completely blind. There you go. That's something I bet no other actress can tell you."
Something tells us we're going to be seeing a lot more of Immy Waterhouse… and her shark obsession.
