Aria London's exotic looks have helped her become an in-demand actress in the thriller genre, but don't write her off as just another pretty face in Hollywood. Her quick wit and edgy personality - on display in this exclusive interview with Chance Spiessbach for Headlines & Global News - are equally evident in her comedy work, including the Funny Or Die bit, "Two Idiots & A Bomb."
Her 2015 roles alone include several feature films, including Adam Carolla's "Road Hard;" "SWAT: Unit 887," an upcoming action-thriller starring Tom Sizemore and Mischa Barton; and "Deadly Crush," a horror-thriller in which she stars opposite William Sader, Australian heartthrob James O'Halloran and Judy Tenuta.
In this exclusive sit-down, London opens about her awkward period as a teenager, discusses the pros and cons of theatre and TV and dishes about being a body painting subject.
