In the new episode of Variety podcast, she was a guest Rebecca Ferguson, who spoke in full detail about his career. The actress, who became a well-known face thanks to her role in the saga of Mission: Impossible, of the experience on set he particularly remembers the buttock exercises. At one point, he saw the protagonist Tom Cruise while he was climbing the stairs and he or his coach kept saying to each other: “Train your butt, your butt“.
The star then declares that she suffers from claustrophobia, which is a bit ironic, given that she is both the executive producer and star of Silo, the Apple TV+ series set in a dystopian future where the outside world has become uninhabitable and humanity lives in an underground silo. “People talk about it all the time. But it’s a location. It’s a set. I know where my escape routes are“.
Like others she’s played, her character on the show is tough, but this one “It doesn’t mean he’s constantly around fighting and doing cool stuff. It’s about decisions, about consequences, about rawness, about sadness. It’s constantly encountering something difficult, overcoming it, and finding a new solution. This is the heart of the character“.
Ferguson also took part in another science fiction product, the saga of Dunes. Regarding his choices on a professional level, he reflects: “Of course, it’s up to me which film I make and why I make it. And the characters I fell in love with were part of something bigger, be it sci-fi, futuristic, or post-apocalyptic. And that made me stick to them. I do not know if [questi] characters are more compelling“.
Then thinking about the films in which he has participated previously, he focuses on The Greatest Showman, on whose set she was not at all intimidated by her co-star Hugh Jackman, so much so that on one occasion she told him: “sit down, put your t-shirt back on and stop it, Hugh“.
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