![]() ![]() ![]() And second, could you please talk to me about that process? It seems like it would add so much more of a demand to an already tough role. But right before this show, you had a baby and then nearly immediately got ripped beyond all belief and did your own stunts. TVLINE | So six months after I had a baby, I did a half marathon and it was a death march. And so, I would say Karen - even though I mostly was playing Emma, if that makes sense. It was this tiny little light that was so, so dim, but it was still there. The spirit of Karen, even though it’s been utterly destroyed, it was always there, even in the playing of Emma. I actually really loved those days of getting to really crawl into her skin and just be her entirely.Īnd so, even though I was Emma for the large majority of the time, she is Karen. So, even if she’s believing the wrong people, I still got to believe them in the moment of shooting the scenes, and that felt like such a great relief. She hasn’t lost her feeling about hope and optimism and believing people. īut actually because of who she is and who her spirit is, she hasn’t lost her sense of self. I’d very quickly realize it’s because I was going to play Karen, which, when you think about it in terms of what actually is happening to Karen in the story that, I shouldn’t be feeling great about it. And I remember, I started to kind of notice on the drive to work I would just feel this really pervasive powerful feeling of lightness and relief. They happened occasionally because of the location or something, but for the most part it would be like a Karen day. There were a few days where we had to switch over, but like everything from - like, I had acrylic nails - so it was never great for production to have those. ![]() ![]() Most days we shot Karen days they were entirely Karen, and most days I was shooting Emma they were entirely Emma. TVLINE | Do you think of her primarily as Emma? Or Karen? TVLINE | It just struck me how few breaks Emma gets in the entire first season. And so, the events of what happened isn’t clear, so she couldn’t conclude then that Theresa is dead - even though she isn’t, you know what I’m saying? It’s like because no steps along the way are solid in her recall, then absolutely I think she’s still terrified of Theresa. That she has these things that, like with waves, will come in and out. I liken it to water, because the way her memory feels is like a fluid. And so because that event isn’t something that she remembers, until she remembers it, her sense of Theresa or what has happened is in that gray area, that panicked gray area. I think yes… because of what has happened and because of how her sense of the truth has just been shattered… Everything is so shaky for her that I feel she has no confidence in any of it. TVLINE | There was so much ambiguity for Emma about what happened with Kit: Do you think she ever entertained the idea that Theresa might still be alive? (And if you want to read some recaps, check out here and here.) In the Season 1 finale, we learn that Mary’s daughter, Theresa, in fact was not one of Emma’s boyfriend’s victims… she was his lover (!) who aided him in his crimes (!!). Second Bosch Spinoff, About Detective Renée Ballard, Ordered at Prime Video ![]()
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