We asked Stewart about taking the plunge.
How would you describe the movie?Its a really dark, scary meditation on isolation.
Theres this fragile nature that this girl has, and you just never really know why.
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Information about her sort of filters out throughout the really traumatic events.
You wrapped production over two years ago.
How are you feeling now that its finally hitting theaters?Im stoked.
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I havent made a movie of this scale maybe ever.
It was not an easy movie to make really long and just drippy and cold and fing hard.
I want to see how we all reacted in such precarious circumstances.
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It really pulls out the best and worst parts of people.
What were some of the biggest challenges of filming?The suits were really heavy, honestly.
We couldnt move around.
I really dont like being held down, I dont like confined spaces, Im not a strong swimmer.
Thats kind of what it felt like to make the movie as well.
Like we were all dying!
Underwaterhits theaters Jan. 10.
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