asked the host, known for his relentless questions sincereWhether there was a kissing scene that made her feel sick. “Sure, sure…” the actress replied. “I wouldn’t call it too gross, but I definitely didn’t feel good during some of them.” But she did not specify which actor she felt uncomfortable with during the kissing scenes.
Blunt also talked about how she built a bond between her character and her on-screen partner. The Oscar-nominated star of Oppenheimer explained: “I have to find something I love about them. Anything, even if it’s one thing. It could be a nice laugh or the way they treat others, kindness. It could be something random.” “Just find something you or your character likes, and then stick with it.”
“I’ve been in this business long enough to be able to have some real chemistry with this water bottle,” Plant admitted. “I know how to bring it up. Of course, it’s easier when you have a natural connection with someone,” she concluded.
The actress also couldn’t resist complimenting her on-screen partner Ryan Gosling “Cascadera”. “I am so lucky to be friends with someone as special as him,” she said.
Ryan Gosling plays Colt Sievers in the film, a veteran businessman who wanted to focus on his physical and mental health after leaving the industry. But a series of events force him back into action when the star of a high-budget film directed by his ex-girlfriend, Judy Moreno (Emily Blunt), disappears.
While the film’s ruthless producer (Hannah Waddingham) tries to keep the disappearance of star Tom Ryder (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) a secret from the studio and the media, Colt tries (with limited success) to get Judy back. The stuntman will be drawn into a conspiracy that turns out to be more dangerous than any stunt.
“Stuntman” enters Polish cinemas on May 3, 2024.
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