Natalie Morales Drops Her Skin Care Routine

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, but you likely recognize the actor from a handful of other cult-favorite series like , The Newsroom, , and . Trophy Wife's remains a tragedy even today, but some good has come out of it: Gene Stupnitsky, who wrote and directed the show—as well as acclaimed (and seriously cringe-inducing) episodes “Dinner Party" and “Scott's Tots"—asked Morales to be a part of his latest film No Hard Feelings.“Gene Stupnitsky and I knew each other from Trophy Wife, then I heard that he was doing this movie with and he asked me if I would be a part of it," Morales tells Glamour.

No Hard Feelings, which hits theaters June 23, follows Lawrence's character Maddie as she tries to bring a wealthy couple's geeky 19-year-old son out of his shell before heading to college.

Morales plays Lawrence's best friend Sara. “I was really excited to do it,” she says.As for what it's like playing J.Law's best friend? “Working  Jennifer was really good,” Morales says of the experience. “We played best friends in the movie, but had some real heart-to-hearts." When Morales isn't acting, filming, writing, and directing (she co-wrote, directed, and starred in Language Lessons, and directed Hulu's Plan B), the multi-hyphenate turns much her time and energy towards activism and raising awareness on social media. “I think people don't, especially a lot of people my age are younger, are not watching the news," she explains. ”They're not getting their information from places outside of social media, so I feel that if I can spread can inform or educate or help anybody, that I might as well do it."This content can also be viewed on the site it from.That said, Morales asserts she tries to not “overdo it" on her platforms. “I'm not a newscaster—I'm not that Natalie.