Brittany Snow has opened up about her experiences as a teen actress, particularly her time spent in the vibrant nightclub scene of Los Angeles. During a recent episode of the La Culturistas podcast, the 39-year-old actress shared nostalgic memories of mingling with fellow young stars, including Hilary Duff, while she was starring in the NBC drama American Dreams.
Reflecting on her rise to prominence, Snow recalled the experiences she had as a 15-year-old when American Dreams first premiered. She described a unique “teen club” scene, where access was somewhat exclusive. “There was a teen club, behind a door, there was an A-list portion of the club,” she explained, detailing how young actors from shows like Lizzie McGuire and the former WB network gathered together in this private area at Hollywood and Highland.
With a sense of humor, Snow highlighted the perks of being a recognizable teen star at the time: “You got to the head of the teen club line if you were on a show. It was already so bizarre, but somehow we just knew that we go to the front of the line.” When asked if she shared these experiences with Duff, Snow confirmed, mentioning other talent like Lindsay Lohan, Evan Rachel Wood, and actors from Seventh Heaven, although she noted that Jessica Biel was absent from these outings.
While reminiscing about the nights spent in these exclusive venues, Snow admitted that her memories were hazy, joking, “I don’t even know if I drank soda. I think I was just looking around like, ‘I, too, could one day be on the WB.’” She viewed these moments as both exciting and significant milestones in her young career.
The actress also divulged her aspirations before landing her role on American Dreams, reflecting on how she once dreamed of being part of the Mickey Mouse Club, delighting in the thought of achieving her childhood ambitions.
Snow’s reflections not only offer a glimpse into the celebrity culture of her youth but also underline the challenges and memorable experiences that shaped her as an actress. Her candid conversation brings a hopeful tone to the often romanticized life of young Hollywood, showcasing the excitement and camaraderie among peers during a pivotal time in their careers.