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Ella Purnell Doesn't Want to be Typecast as “The Video Game Girl” after FALLOUT and ARCANE
GeekTyrantStory by Joey Paur
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Ella Purnell, the rising star of hit shows like Fallout and Arcane, is determined to break free from being typecast as 'the video game girl'.
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- Purnell, 26, recently turned down several high-profile video game projects, opting instead for more diverse film and TV roles to showcase her versatility.
- The actress is currently in talks to join the cast of a major new superhero franchise, signaling her ambition to transition from nerdy gaming sidekick to leading lady status.
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Ella Purnell, Fallout, Arcane, Fallout, Arcane