The model's latest project is less than a month away from hitting theaters everywhere. Here's her take on what it's like to take the big screen.

In the new series &quot;New York Minute,&quot; L&#39;Officiel interviews celebrities in a minute or under, catching a quick glimpse of their work, lifestyle, and passions.&nbsp;

If you don&#39;t know who Emily Ratajkowski is by now, you&#39;ve most likely been living under a rock. Juggling a busy supermodeling career, Ratajkowski has also been seen on screen in numerous films. On July 12,&nbsp;her newest project, Lying and Stealing, will be&nbsp;in theatres everywhere and we just can&#39;t wait! The crime drama&nbsp;centers itself around Elyse (Emily Ratajkowski), a struggling actress trying to repay haunting&nbsp;debts alongside Ivan (Theo James), an art historian turned thief, working to pay off his deceased gambling fathers&rsquo; debts one priceless painting at a time. At the Lying and Stealing premier afterparty, we sat down with Ratajkowski in order to get the inside scoop on what it&#39;s like being Hollywood&#39;s latest on-screen It&nbsp;girl.

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ABRAHAM MARTINEZ: So tell me a little bit about going to a film set vs. going to a modeling shoot. What are some of the differences and what are some of the similarities?

EMILY RATAJKOWSKI: For a film set, you&rsquo;ll be there for a least twelve hours, so it&rsquo;s a much longer day. For me, modeling&rsquo;s something that just comes, it&rsquo;s very easy&mdash;you&rsquo;re just getting your picture taken.&nbsp;I think with acting it is really about getting into a place where you can focus and that sometimes doesn&rsquo;t come easily.

 
AM: And who are some of the women that helped inspire your character, that you kind of looked at? Was it Audrey in How to Steal a Million?

ER: Sure, I looked at The Very Long Goodbye. I was obsessed with the movie when we were shooting this. Just I think she kind of embodies a lot of noir women.

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AM: Finally, my last question. If there&rsquo;s anything that someone should know about stealing and lying, what should it be?

ER: Really believe it. Really believe it when you&rsquo;re doing it. Think that you&rsquo;re not lying at all.

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AM: Fake it till you make it?

ER: Yeah, exactly. Fake it till you make it.

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Lying and Stealing&nbsp;is currently available on DIRECTV, and will be in theaters on July 12.

New York Minute: Emily Ratajkowski on Lying and Stealing

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