she was best known for playing the role of Charlie, a pansexual shapeshifter, in The CW’sLegends of Tomorrow,and she also acted inStars Wars: Episode VIIandThe Originals Schiller moved to Ann Arbor around the fourth grade, after her parents’ divorce. Her mom and dad were not surprised when she came out as gay, and she grew up in the college town, benefiting from her proximity to the university’s culture. In particular, that’s where she started working on underground newspapers, writing a healthy share of the articles for a publication calledThe Daily Dyke like "I've got to go change my feet?" No! He was born to play that role! Cheers to Amanda—and, well, Mountain Dew—for noticing his talent before the rest of the world. And FYI, this is likely the commercial she first saw him in (note that Hoobastank soundtrack, please).ContentView Iframe URLContentView Iframe URL I was out in California, in Los Angeles, down on the harbor, and you’ve got these guys, who are often Latino, who are truck drivers, who are so-called independent contractors. They work 70 hours a week, they work seven days a week, they sleep in their trucks, and they have no legal protection at all.TV: