BELLO September 2019 #188 by BELLO Media Group

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WYATT OLEFF PHOTOGRAPHY HENRY WU

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Photography Maarten Van Den Heuvel

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Wyatt Oleff SEPTEMBER 2019 Cover Look: SUIT: ASOS SWEATER: H&M SHOES: TOPMAN

06 Letter From The Editor 07 BELLO Obsessions 08 Cover Story WYATT OLEFF 24 Spotlight | ELIZABETH LUDLOW 34 Spotlight | TAYLOR FREY

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42 It Guy | MATT RIFE 52 It Girl | GIDEON ADLON 60 Beauty | ESYM 63 Maison PrivÃ©e Editor's Picks 65 Masthead

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Letter from the Editor

When we started Bello Mag, we originally envisioned a more approachable version of a male fashion magazine. Soon enough, we realized that our readership was much more mixed and that our content was having a much bigger impact than anticipated. It blurs the lines of gender divide, sexual orientation and breaks through the barriers society has built. Today BELLO is read in over 50 countries around the world, thanks to our not too secret sauce: a delicate balance between entertainment, fashion and lifestyle. With magazine's every issue, with every new team member, with our never ending desire to creatively stimulate our audience; it feels like we are reinventing the magazine little by little every day. It give you access to thoughts of some amazingly talented folks, and aims to motivate others to help each other, and make the earth a better place for everyone. While we talk to a wide variety of celebrities, we tend to concentrate up and coming guys and girls, as well as established men and women, that we believe the future belongs to. Our obsession is Pop Culture, which explains our overly enthusiastic consumption of shows and movies we stream on a daily base. We still get excited when we go to the movie theaters and “IT Chapter Two” is definitely a movie we suggest you check out. In this issue we are featuring interviews with two actors from IT. Wyatt Oleff (our main cover) and Taylor Frey (Spotlight). We also caught up with Matt Rife at Laugh Factory , and had to feature this talented comedian as well as our IT GUY. Not to be forgotten is our It Girl, Gideon Adlon who starred in the comedy BLOCKERS. Lastly, the amazing Elizabeth Ladlow who is also one of of our spotlights and who is living every sci-fi and fantasy fan’s dream in ANOTHER LIFE (on Netflix). We at Bello Mag hope you guys had a wonderful summer and that you are ready for all the adventures to come as we enter the last four montsh coming our way in last 4 months of 2019. We wish you an exciting read :-) Ciao Alek Editor In Chief

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Wyatt Oleff The Storyteller By Alexandra Bonnet

Everyone loves a good story right? What if that story was told with so much passion and love that it could be felt through every word expressed? The kind of storytelling that leaves you pondering for days after. To be such a storyteller takes passion and Wyatt Oleff has got it. At a young age, Wyatt has already found his love and devotion in painting stories whether it be in front or behind the camera. As he puts it, “I think as an actor, I want to tell those stories and when you pull that off, there’s no other feeling like it.” In debuting his acting career, Wyatt kicked off with two huge films: IT and Guardians of the Galaxy. He shared with us his thoughts and feelings on being part of such groundbreaking movies: “I don’t really see them in that big of a way. I just kind of see them as projects and I don’t judge projects on how big or small they are. I judge them by how interesting they are and I think both of them turned out to be amazing projects and I’m just glad to be a part of them.” We dove more into his role as Stanley on IT and what it was like working on the beloved horror film.

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Being on set of IT was an amazing experience for Wyatt from the story telling to forming relationships with the cast and crew. For the young actor, what truly impacted him were the people and getting to work on this amazing project together. Happy flashbacks flooded Wyatt’s thoughts as he recalled his time on set: “Especially on IT, our friendship speaks for itself. It’s just those opportunities to meet the same people who share the same passion I do and I can ask for nothing more.” When watching the film, the bond between the different cast members is truly felt, making the experience all the more powerful for the audience. A warm juxtaposition to the dark imagery displayed throughout the film. After all, the young cast on the first IT were still kicking off their careers and found themselves partaking in this giant project which felt “a lot like summer camp but you’re making a movie.” Their time together was spent mainly messing around with each other which remained the same in IT Chapter 2 even with bigger names like Jessica Chastain, Bill Hader, and Chris Patt. As Wyatt shares: “You would think that we would be a little nervous or at least me but there kind of wasn’t any of that because we all got along so well. Everyone acted like their younger counterparts really similarly so given how similar to the kids they were, it was easy to talk to them and it was just really great.” But how does one prepare themselves for a horror movie? Given that the first movie takes place in the 80s, a lot of preparation was needed in order to completely immerse into that decade and that’s exactly what the young cast did. Their acting coach, Benjamin Perkins, gave them multiple packets about the 80’s culture from the lingo to the music and movies of that time. Wyatt found his own technique as well: “Personally, I made a playlist with a lot of 80s songs I think Stanley would listen to--it’s actually on Spotify: Stanley’s 80s Tracks. I fell asleep to it every night. I think the song that most relates to Stanley is ‘Forever Young’.” Now, for the horror parts of the story, Wyatt admits it was a pretty scary experience especially when the scenes moved more into the sewer scenes: “I remember we were on the set for the first time and they let us wander around. We were just walking in the little tunnels and got lost with each other, it was really scary.” Whenever ACTION was yelled, Bill Skarsgård, who plays the infamous character of Pennywise would get into character in such a way, amazing Wyatt: “He’s absolutely incredible and when he’s getting ready and stuff it’s scary dude, he’s amazing.”

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The IT cast was honored with the 2018 MTV Movie and TV Award for best on screen team and for Wyatt, it was one crazy experience: “It was nerve wracking but really accomplishing at the same time and we are just happy that a lot of people liked what we made during that really special summer.” Being an actor and storyteller, this meant a lot for the actor as he himself saw the passion behind the final project making it all the more special--something he hopes to accomplish himself. With his whole life and career ahead of him, Wyatt is faced with many doors which could lead him anywhere and as he continues his journey as an actor, he also wishes to direct. A few weeks prior, he co-directed a short horror film in New York called Writer’s Block--a project they will submit to festivals. He also has a Youtube Channel with which he gets creative and loves working with people, telling them what he wants more out of them and more. Directing film is something he holds dear to his heart as a storyteller, inspired by Taika Waititi, a man who has made many movies. As the young actor outs it: “I want to tell every type of story there is. There are so many opportunities and ideas that you can express in this world and I really want to capitalize on that, tell all sorts of stories.” Figuring out his path just as he does with his vast collection of Rubik’s cubes, Wyatt is slowly setting up the blocks that allow him to be the best storyteller he can be whether it is in front or behind the camera. Passion and dedication: Wyatt Oleff has all the ingredients to fulfilling his destiny as a “teller of tales”. Jacket: PAUL SMITH Shirt: VALENTINO Pants: PAUL SMITH Sweater (around the waist): ZADIG & VOLTAIRE

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SPOT LIGHT

Elizabeth Ludlow

Elizabeth

Ludlow: Living Her

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Actress Elizabeth Ludlow is living every sci-fi and fantasy fan’s dream. Her work has allowed her to step into roles in the MCU and The Walking Dead, among others. Living this dream come true has inspired Ludlow to push for more, setting ambitious goals for her future. We got to speak with Ludlow to ask her about her experiences on her most recent projects, how she prepares for her intense roles, and her plans for the future.

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You’ve been a part of many large franchises, such as the MCU in Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, The Vampire Diaries, and The Walking Dead. What was it like stepping into these established worlds? Were you at all intimidated of becoming part of these universes, especially considering their huge fan bases?

recent Godzilla film. What was it like for you to work on such a big film?

Working on “Godzilla King of the Monster’s” will always be in my top three favorite filming experiences. The production was so massive, I had never seen anything like it in my life. There wasn’t anything by the stretch of the imagination that they couldn’t do. I truly Stepping into already heavily established worlds understood the meaning of movie magic such as The Walking Dead and Guardians after working on Godzilla. of the Galaxy vol. 2 was a bit intimidating A lot of the projects you’ve been involved at first. Having always been a huge fan of in have some sort of fantasy or monster fantasy and sci-fi I felt pressure in the sense element. Would you say fantasy/monof wanting to do the part justice. I was so honster stories are your favorite stories to be ored to become apart of these huge franchises a part of? that I think the pressure came from myself and my desire to do the best job possible with the Sci-fi and fantasy are two of my favorite opportunities I was given. The fan base was genre’s to work in. Since childhood I have always been fascinated with the suspension more of an after thought. of disbelief. To me there is something magiWhat was your favorite part about stepcal about being able to escape the limits of ping into your role as Cas on “Another our mind and the real world even if its just for Life?” an hour and a half or even just for thirty minMy favorite part about stepping into my role utes. Film and television have always been as Cas on Another Life was the feeling I got an escape for me which is why I love these when I put on my commander jacket, at least genres so much. that’s what I’m calling it, and stepped onto What other types of projects do you hope set with the rest of my cast. I had so many to be a part of? powerful moments in that jacket, by the end of filming it felt like a part of Cas. It’s hard to I would love to be a part of a psychologiexplain but after four months wearing it, it cal thriller for my next project. In addition to sci-fi and fantasy this is also a favorite genre just felt right by the end. of mine. I love films that challenge the audiIn addition to the roles I mentioned ence and require them to do a little work as before, you’ve also been a part of the most well.

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Because a lot of your acting roles are in considerably heavy works, do you do anything to get yourself into that “zone”? Do you do anything to relieve that tension off set? Getting in the “zone” for my roles usually involves a lot of music. There are certain songs that allow me access places in my mind a little quicker so I rely on this a lot for certain charged moments. Relieving tension off set can come in many ways for me. There are times when being alone and reading is the best way to decompress and there are times where just hanging out with my cast and playin pool relives tension. It all really depends. What are your future goals for your career? Do you hope to direct, produce, act with anyone specific, etc? My future goals for my career definitely involve getting behind the camera. I am currently working on a project that I intend on directing and being strictly behind the camera for. I have so many other interests when it comes to the entertainment industry I don’t see myself sticking to just one area. The more I’m on set the more I learn and want to be involved with every aspect of filming. I am so in love with the whole process I’m sure at some point I will have tried everything. What is one piece of advice you would give to your past self? One piece of advice I would give my past self is to trust yourself no matter what. No matter how impossible it seems in that moment, always follow your heart.

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SPOT LIGHT

Taylor

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He's Got It As a seasoned actor, Taylor Frey has been part of many impressive projects, including the upcoming sequel to It, It: Chapter Two, with the likes of Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, Bill Hader, and more. His professionalism and intensity bleed into each of his roles, all of which are part of Freyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s goal to be part of projects that excite and inspire him. We got to talk to Frey about his experience on It: Chapter Two, his life outside of acting, and his hope for his bright future.

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You’ve been a part of many popular shows and movies, including Days of our Lives, G.B.F., and The Carrie Diaries. Do you think these prepared you for your first feature film, It: Chapter 2? Frankly, nothing could have prepared me for shooting IT: Chapter 2. It required a whole new level of committing to the circumstances and the character. It was an intense shoot, as the nature of the material was so graphic. I've loved the projects I have been in, but I arrived on set for IT and quickly was thrown into a literal bloody mess. What was it like for you to act alongside such seasoned veterans like Bill Hader, Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, and more? Did you get to learn anything from them?

How do you begin to prepare to put yourself in the mindset necessary to deliver in a horror film? Luckily, IT: Chapter 2 is so much more than a horror film. Especially for my character, it's based on a real life event that Stephen King wanted to include in his novel. I was easily able to connect with what happens to my character because it's not really a stretch in today's America. Crazy things are happening, and it's no longer difficult to get in a horror mindset when you wake up in real life, turn on the news, and a horror film is seemingly playing on repeat daily. What was the most challenging part of this role? What was the most rewarding?

My character's event is what brings the adult losers back into Derry. So, my shooting was separate from their work. I played opposite Xavier Dolan, who was a fantastic partner in crime. It is cool to be in such good company, however. I have watched their work for years (Jessica, James, etc.) so to be in a film with them is a win.

The most challenging part of the role was trying to make sure I had enough voice take after take to keep committing and screaming the way I naturally was when I was so in the scene. It all felt very real. Also, there were a few times I had to react, horrified, to something that wasn't there. But, that's why bringing your imagination so tightly into focus that it's real to you is pivotal in situations like that.

In addition to having plenty of experience with Obviously It is quite a scary, heavy film. Did you film and TV, you have a lot of experience with and your costars do anything to relieve the theater. Which medium would you say you tension in between takes or off set? prefer and why? Xavier and I were pretty good at enjoying ourselves between takes. There was no other choice really. It would be too much to do intense work only to have your in-between moments also feel so serious. We would hang out during the day before the night shoots to enjoy the experience of shooting such an epic film. Also, it was the salmon river run in Port Hope that week (I did have to jump into said river for part of our scenes and I did smell like fish for awhile.) But, on an unrelated note: watching those salmon work so hard to get upstream against all odds and a massive current kind of astounded me.

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There is nothing like a live audience. Your energies just bounce back and forth right there, in that moment together in a theater. It's all happening in the moment, you can't pause or rewind or fast forward. I love that about theater. It requires being truly present in the now to enjoy it. However, doing the same exact thing 8 shows a week can wear on you. I LOVE film though. I love the reach that kind of storytelling has. While I hope all my acting (fingers crossed) comes from truth, I find it easier to be centered when it is for a camera close on you, instead of 1500 people in a theater. It's feels more authentic to me.

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Outside of acting, what are some of your hobbies? I own a business that helps infertile couples or gay couples expand their families through IVF. It's called Elevate. It's been an incredibly gratifying venture, as we have seen people obtain pregnancies who never thought they could. It's amazing seeing people become parents who have been trying for so long. I feel passionately about helping the right kind of humans to bring new life into this world. We need a new generation raised by loving, open-minded, smart people for us to build a better future. As the song goes, "What the world needs now, is love, sweet love. That's the only thing that there's just too little of. No not just for some, but for everyone." What are your goals for the future of your career? I want to continue doing projects that mean something to me and inspire me. I’m at a point in my life where I am pretty specific about what I’d like to be apart of. I feel free, and it’s improved my craft. Goals aside- I am just excited to see what is next.

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Matt Rife

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Matt Rife Playing on NBC's "Bring the Funny," the handsome comedian, Matt Rife, will leave you laughing as he takes his personal experiences and uses them to create hilarious content. Comedy has always been a part of his life, but he realized it was a true skill at the age of 14. Also starring on Lifetime's "Stalked by My Doctor: A Sleepwalker's Nightmare," Matt enjoys stepping into a new character which allows him to continue his growth as an actor. Keep an eye out for Matt Rife as he continues to put the fun in funny.

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Tell me more about your role on NBC's "bring the funny." My role in Bring The Funny has been a life-changing opportunity. It is my first nationally televised standup performance, and I’m so happy with how I have been perceived so far. How do you usually prep for a show? What inspires you to write your acts? I don’t have too much of a pre-show prep. I like to relax, listen to some music maybe, go over my set list. The majority of my material comes from first-hand experiences, so sometimes it just has to come to me, I can’t force it. You also star on Lifetime's "Stalked by My Doctor: A Sleepwalker's Nightmare." What would you say is the biggest challenge you have adapting to a role in a film like this compared to comedy? The movie was so much fun. In standup, I’m very much just myself, so it was fun to put myself in the mindset of someone else. Acting is a growing passion of mine, so it was a great opportunity to grow as a performer. Have you always been into comedy? I have always been into comedy; I grew up on Adam Sandler, Jim Carrey, Jim Varney, David Spade, and Robin Williams. Most kids were

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watching cartoons while I was watching some of the greatest comedians of all time. It has always been a love of mine. Do you recall one of your first experiences making a group of people laugh? I do not know that I can recall my first time making a large group of people laugh. I think I was always a pretty funny kid, making my family, friends, and classmates laugh. But I never realized it was an actual “skill” until I was about fourteen. Who do you look up to in your life (whether it be for your career or just what kind of person you want to be) ? I look up to a lot of people for different reasons. A significant influence and idol of mine is Dave Chappelle. I admire how he is always true to himself and stands up for what he believes in. I appreciate how he speaks about real issues and experiences and does not conform to anyone else’s guidelines. He is just funny. Most embarrassing moment you've experienced: go! I broke my tooth and spat up my food in front of a girl on a first date. What would be the ultimate dream? I want to be in more movies than Ludacris.

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Gideon Adlon

Young starlet Gideon Aldon has already made quite the mark on Hollywood. Her breakout role in the 2018 comedy Blockers allowed her to work with some of the biggest names in the acting world. Her experience on that film has carried over into her current project, The Mustang. Outside of acting, Aldon continues to show her maturity and work ethic, even creating her own fashion line and dedicating time to community service. We got to speak with Aldon about her time on Blockers, her upcoming roles, her future goals, and more!

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At a young age, you’ve starred in blockbuster films like Blockers. Specifically with this film, what was it like for you to stars like John Cena, Leslie Mann, Ike Barinholtz, and more?

role differ just from having to go into different places to really get to the energy of your character. If your focused on a character, their life, and what’s gone on in their day leading all the way up until the moment you step onto that set, you’re good! The difference is in the story lines, It feels like we filmed Blockers ages ago! I it’s just stepping into different scenarios. couldn’t have asked for a better first time movie experience. Blockers was my first movie and my Which type of role/project do you prefer (cofirst comedic role in anything as well. I was really medic or dramatic)? nervous to film the movie because comedy is acThey’re such completely different things. I can’t tually quite difficult. I mean, think about it! It’s choose. I love doing them both. hard to improvise and it’s hard to make people laugh! I didn’t know if I could do it! Ike, Leslie, Who is one person you would like to work and John are all such great actors and I learned with in the future? a lot of what I carry with me in my comedic work Al Pacino. today from them. But, I’ve got to give a shoutout to my main Blockers crew which are Kathryn What direction do you want your career to go and Geraldine... Those girls were my sisters, still in the future? Any specific projects in mind? are to this day. The love was so real and it really I want to keep working for as long as time allows. shows in the film. Hopefully I’ll get back into theater within the What have you learned about yourself from next couple of years. I’d really love to do a period piece! I’ve yet to have that happen! your career experience so far? That when I’m working I often isolate myself. I need my alone time. It’s a funny thing, when I’m home I always want to be around my family and friends but when I’m working it’s the opposite. I get in my head and it’s nice to decompress. I’m not crazy. You get what I mean! You’re also part of a film called The Mustang, which has a much heavier story than Blockers. How would you describe the difference in preparing for a comedic role versus a dramatic one? The Mustang was such a humbling experience for me. Learning the stories of The inmates what were a part of the film and stories of inmates that were so kind enough to open up to the crew was amazing. Preparing for a dramatic and comedic

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Outside of acting, what do you enjoy doing on your free time? I collect vintage! I have a little vintage line called Gideon Adlon Vintage (haha predictable!) I do small pop up shops around Los Angeles! It’s my hobby and I love the community surrounding it! Makes me happy. I also love to do community service work, I’ve recently started doing work with Share a Meal. If you’re an LA native I highly recommend joining them to feed the homeless! They do it everyday of the week. Who is someone who inspires you (in your career and/or in life)? Every strong willed person I meet, every female heroine. Honestly.

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September 2019

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SEPTEMBER 2019

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BELLO September 2019 #188

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