Oct 20, 2021
Rebecca Ferguson Breaks Down Her Career, from 'Mission: Impossible' to 'Dune' | Vanity Fair
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Rebecca Ferguson Breaks Down Her Career, from 'Mission: Impossible' to 'Dune' | Vanity Fair
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When you and Tate were talking about developing Anna’s character, what were some of the things that you wanted to focus on?
I wanted to display Anna as this driven young girl from lower middle class, wanting to be something, where the façade is so important. Wanting to maintain the perfection… and to gradually find what broke her down, and the fear that he will do to her what he did to Rachel. But how far do you let that go until you stop? How far are you willing to take a relationship for her? It’s all about protecting her child and protecting the image.
And I think also what’s interesting is, after a while, you realize you’ve already passed the threshold, you’ve already passed those boundaries, but you hadn’t actually realized it until someone shakes you and smacks you in the face or verbally like Rachel does. You know that kind of thing, where someone goes, “Hey, look at yourself. Look what’s happening.”
What was it like working with Justin Theroux?
He’s horrendous. And he smells! No he doesn’t, I’m just joking. He is adorable. He’s one of those people that you’d like to just — in a non-patronizing way — have in your pocket and just pull out as soon as you feel a little bit down. Or happy! Just in general! Supporting, fun, but when needed would go into the seriousness necessary to create something hard in a scene. He balanced that beautifully, which is very important. Smart, witty. Looks great without a shirt on.