Australian actress Nathalie Kelley on how diversity in Hollywood has changed

Aussie actress Nathalie Kelley has described her new Stan show The Baker and the Beauty as 'groundbreaking'. Scroll down for video EXCLUSIVE 'This wouldn't have happened 15 years ago': Australian actress Nathalie Kelley has praised the diverse casting in new Stan show Baker And the Beauty 'It felt pretty groundbreaking, because diversity is very important and this would not have happened 15 years ago!' Nathalie, who has Latin roots and ancestry, added: 'It's really important to have authentic representations of what society actually looks like on screen.' 'It's really important to have authentic representations of what society actually looks like on screen': Nathalie said it wasn't intentional that the show had an all Latin cast, but 'that's how it ended up' Love story: The show is centered on Nathalie's celebrity character Noa Hamilton and Cuban baker Daniel Garcia, who fall in love while overcoming cultural barriers The show is centered on Nathalie's celebrity character Noa Hamilton and Cuban baker Daniel Garcia, who fall in love while overcoming cultural barriers. 'Even though I have Latin ancestry, culturally growing up in Australia, Nathalie and Noa are very different from the world of Little Havana, and Dan's Cuban family': Nathalie said she chose to audition for the role with her Aussie accent to show she was 'different' to her love interest 'It was a dream cast': Despite the US show, which is an adaptation of the Israeli series Beauty and the Baker, being based in Miami, it was actually filmed in Puerto Rico Despite the show, which is an adaptation of the Israeli romantic-comedy series Beauty and the Baker, being based in Miami, it was actually filmed in Puerto Rico.