Elizabeth Banks discusses an unpleasant aspect of one of her work roles
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Elizabeth Banks, renowned actress, opens up about her early years before Hollywood stardom, revealing experiences as a housekeeper.
In an interview on "The Kelly Clarkson Show," Banks shared details from her past, including a time when she worked as a housekeeper at a bed-and-breakfast. The 51-year-old actress encountered unusual items during her tenure, which has led to an earnest appeal to hotel guests.
"I've seen it all," Banks told the show's host. "From condoms and tampons in the toilets to a number of items that shouldn't have been flushed down, it was a significant part of my job."
Banks' journey to stardom was hardly glamorous. Before gracing the big screen in films like "The Hunger Games" and "Pitch Perfect," she worked tirelessly as a waitress for over a decade. The roles in theater plays and minor roles in series led to her breakthrough in 2003 with the film "Seabiscuit - With the Will to Succeed."
Today, Banks is more than just an actress, diversifying her portfolio to include directing and producing films. Her latest project, "The Better Sister," a Prime Video series co-starring Jessica Biel, recently premiered.
In light of these achievements, Banks views her challenging past experiences as invaluable lessons. "I can handle anything," she said. "You go to many unexpected places, but I always think: 'I've seen worse.'"
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Note: It has been noted that there is no credible evidence or widely reported account of Elizabeth Banks having experience as a housekeeper in the hospitality industry, nor of her finding unusual items in hotel toilets. Elizabeth Banks is a well-known actress who attended drama school and built her career in acting, with notable roles in films like The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Pitch Perfect. Media discussions about her primarily focus on her transition from drama to comedy and her collaborations with other actors, not any work history in hotel housekeeping. Any mention of unusual items found in hotel toilets does not appear to be connected to Elizabeth Banks in any reputable source.
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