Madeline Brewer, who played a role as one of the sad inmates in Season 1 of "Orange is the New Black," had been dealing with several projects after landing a role in the hit Netflix show. Brewer had played the role of Tricia Miller. She was one of the inmates who had a messy life and who had a tragic end in "Orange is the New Black" Season 1.

Parade reported that Brewer had been working on projects like "The Deleted," Netflix's "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Black Mirror" after appearing in "Orange is the New Black." Jobs & Hire previously reported that she will play a role in "Grimm" Season 5. She openly talked about the things that she is focusing on after the Netflix smash "Orange is the New Black." She also chatted about her work timetable with after the show.

Brewer said living and breathing as Tricia Miller in "Orange is the New Black" aided her in taking new projects and becoming the characters in her recent projects. She said Tricia gave her vulnerability and humanity, which helped her perform well in the "Orange is the New Black" series as well as in her other projects.

The "Orange is the New Black" actress said enthused about being one of the actresses that work for Bret Easton Ellis in "The Deleted," together with great actors and crew. She gushed about Easton and his work ethics, saying that he allowed her and the other actors to take ownership of their characters.

The trick that she learned in "Orange is the New Black" might have helped her create the "The Deleted" character that she played. She also spoke about the projects that she has been thinking and dreaming about. The "Orange is the New Black" performer said she expects movie fanatics to appreciate "The Handmaid's Tale."

The actress in "Orange is the New Black" offered young actors and actresses who are dreaming of becoming up-and-coming in their chosen career some tricks on enduring in the entertainment industry. The "Orange is the New Black" actress said keep in mind to take work seriously but be sure to take a break whenever needed.

The "Orange is the New Black" actress said she learned how to be real and stay true to herself and speak out when necessary at a young age.