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'THE BRIDE!' Cast on Bringing Their "Monsters" to Life
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The dead have got something to say.
And I'm saying it.
>> The bride
of Frankenstein.
>> No, just the bride.
>> I actually wanted to start with the
smudge because what does that do for you
as an actress? That was such a choice
and it's such a like it's it's instance
behind you. It's instantly iconic. It's
something we've never really seen before
done in that way. So when you looked in
the mirror, how did that inform your
character?
>> Um, I think it gave me a certain kind of
disobedience and mischief and also the
very nature of like the expression of
this woman, the expression of Mary
Shelly can't help but come out and make
its mark on the world.
>> Um, that it's overflowing. There's so
much that this woman needs to say and
needs to express that it's like pouring
out of her and it looks and it's
beautiful, you know, it's something that
is like
>> you can't help but look at and feel like
what is that, you know, what is this
woman? And so, um, I had a lot of fun
getting ready in the morning.
>> I think it's going to become a thing too
where it's girls and women are going to
start that's going to be like the mark
for you. And at the beginning of the
film, I love that it opens saying, "Mary
Shelley wrote Frankenstein on a dare."
>> So, what did you dare to do as a
director with this film? What is
something that you did that you felt was
particularly daring for yourself and
challenging yourself?
>> I mean, to be honest with you, just
making it was kind of a dare to myself.
You know, I was terrified every day. I
think because I was walking in new
territory.
Um,
I was really risking saying something
new and saying it in a way I think that
hadn't been said before that I and and
making my way as I went kind of hacking
through a through a like a rainforest. I
we had the script which was I think a a
major map but actually even even the
script was terrifying although less so.
production I feel like was a kind of
dare to myself. Yeah, I do.
>> It It feels like feels like a dare
watching it in a sense because it is so
incredibly original. I think that's what
makes it so captivating. Um I read
something that you said about you and
Christian were like greyhounds being led
out of a cage, which I absolutely love
this quote. So I mean one of the words
that comes up for me with this film is
inhibition. And so can you sort of
describe that feeling first of all
having a partner like Christian but that
feeling of being totally like unleashing
yourself and what that does for you as a
performer and and what does that mean to
you that word greyhound and
>> well I think that was part of the like
for me anyway the job description is
like how much of yourself can you really
show and how much of it can it can it be
metabolized and palatable and who's
going to love all of me
>> and how much can I really be brave to
let that be seen?
>> That was the job description.
>> Yeah,
>> that's true.
>> Like how much of yourself can you bring?
>> Yeah.
>> But with the protection of this
character is very very different than
you.
>> Yeah. And it wasn't like you know a
greyhound when it comes out of the
cage has a destination it's trying to
get to. You know, it's it's it's
a kind of primal energy that it's coming
out in. It doesn't know it's racing
against another dog. It's just like
running, isn't it? And it's like it just
feels like it's like a laser beam, those
greyhounds. And but what was so
interesting about this is these are two
greyhounds that actually were being
given were given the opportunity to
release their primal
passion, their primal mind, their primal
body and commune together in a way and
find each other in that primal force and
not to kind of clip anything around
that. And when you stand opposite
Christian Bill and he's also like moving
in the same stratosphere. I mean, I
remember our first ever day shooting. We
did a a dance sequence. It was like a
pre-shoot.
It definitely We've been cooking this in
our minds and bodies, me anyway, for
nearly a year with you.
>> And that moment when you could release
that energy and also contain it with
each other was,
>> you know,
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