Love Quote by Sabrina Lloyd

Restlessness is the point here: Sabrina Lloyd is sketching an artistic identity built less on brand than appetite. "A little bit of everything" isn’t just actorly openness; it’s a quiet refusal of the industry's sorting hat, especially for women who get boxed into a type the moment a role lands. By leading with genre - sci-fi, futurism - she signals taste and curiosity, but she immediately pivots to what really motivates her: character.

That turn matters. Sci-fi often gets marketed as hardware (world-building, effects, lore), yet Lloyd frames it as a delivery system for people under pressure. The subtext is that the future is only interesting when it reveals something about power, agency, and choice in the present. When she says she likes "strong women", it reads less like a slogan than a casting wish list: roles where women have plot gravity, where their competence isn't a twist, and where strength can mean charisma, abrasion, humor, or moral ambiguity.

The trailing "futuristic stuff, anything" has a telling looseness, like someone thinking out loud in an interview, trying to keep doors open without sounding desperate. Actors are trained to project certainty; this sounds more like genuine enthusiasm - the kind that thrives in eras when sci-fi on TV and film becomes a cultural barometer for anxieties about technology, identity, and autonomy. Lloyd is positioning herself where those conversations happen, insisting that the future worth acting in is the one with women at the center of the frame.