Weaving explains of the show.
“It is eerily similar how much hasn’t changed at the same time.”
“I became obsessed with Old Hollywood,” LuPone marvels.
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“Every time we were some place, I’m looking around for what is left.”
That classic ethos began even with the cast’s auditions.
“Do you remember how nervous I was?”
asks Criss, “It was such a joke.
This is so stupid.
We had three actresses and this is their day and I was trying to keep it cool.
But this is a very Hollywood moment, where I’d never done a chemistry read before.
They talked like us,” Harrier says.
“when you’ve got it down, it’s really fun.
It really created the period,” she reflects.
Picking and Parsons had the extra challenge of having to adjust their dialect and improvise while wearing fake teeth.
Ah, the glitz and glamour of Hollywood.
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