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Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills (2021) With Costume Designer, Emily Gunshor · The Art of Costume Podcast

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I meant flew on more changes, we always know he has two pairs of
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pants, one jacket, one bigger shoes, that's it and I was like
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a she was like Laurie. Strode does not care about
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shopping. Hello, and welcome to the art of
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casting black, a simoes with joy glass and I'm Laurie Strode
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neighbor. Spencer Williams.
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Bentzi how you doing, good? I actually feel like being a
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Lori's neighbor at this point. Probably is not enjoyable.
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I imagine a lots of Racket coming from next door, you know?
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But like she's living in the middle of nowhere now.
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So I don't think she has neighbors.
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Right. Right right.
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Well like like maybe maybe you hear her shooting up her
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mannequins at night, that's what I'm saying.
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Like see that's like, definitely her like hobby.
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She goes outside of like a cigar and just blows up mannequins.
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All night long. Well, if it wasn't evident this
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week, we watched Halloween 2018, and Halloween kills so fun.
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I love these two films. I'm a big Halloween nerd.
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I especially love the first film Halloween, so good.
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Halloween kills is great also. But I just remember, I saw the
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first one in theaters with a Visa actually, and I was just
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like, damn, that was so good. I this list up my first time
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seeing In the newest Halloween. But I remember watching the
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original Halloween because I watched it in your apartment
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because he made me. Yeah, that's right.
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We did do that. And I was like, okay and I was
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like, oh wait, this is really good.
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I love to watch Halloween every Halloween because I live in
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Pasadena, the original Halloween was filmed partially in
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Pasadena. So just feels like it's the
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thing. You know, that's my tradition.
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Absolutely, absolutely. Lee.
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And what is exciting about these new Halloween movies is, it's
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like three movies, making one big story and it's kind of like
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jumping straight from the first one to these new ones, which I
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really appreciated because like scream, I haven't I've seen
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Clips but I've never seen any of the films in between Foley.
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I've seen bits and pieces and parts but never the whole
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there's a lot of Halloween. In between this first one and
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these new ones. So I love that they were like
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let's just take those out of the equation and just act like there
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wasn't 2000s, but not I I think we should treat all of the
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Halloween films in between the first one.
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And the 2018 one as like, horror nightmares.
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That, that Laurie had do that like this one.
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I think we should think of each one has a different dream she
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had. That's cool.
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It's not good dreams. Good dreams.
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That's why. She's that's why she's A little
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bit on the edge. Yeah, a little bit, that's why
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she's fully on the edge of glory strobes ready to go off at any
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second. Thank you all for coming back.
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On a Thursday, we had our interview with Emily gun shore
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on Tuesday, timeout scream, so excited for you to hear the
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second half as we talk about Halloween and Halloween kills.
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But first, let's get into our our business of the day.
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As always, I'll start with a little summary Laurie, Strode in
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her family, Confront her longtime foe, Michael Myers, the
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math figure, who has haunted her.
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Since she narrowly escaped his Killing Spree on Halloween night
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for decades ago, and that is Halloween and Halloween kills
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two in one. Yes, yes.
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Because both take take place on the same night.
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So let's go behind the Wardrobe. We have director, David Gordon
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green, our fabulous costume designer, Emily gun Shore who
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you'll know her work. Work from Bender's, the last OG
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scream 2022, and Stargirl, her current work is 13.
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The Musical that you can find on Netflix and Halloween ends.
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Which I'm pretty sure came out last week.
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If I remember my dates correctly, it's either our
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coming out. I'm sure everyone listening to
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us right now is like it's out. Yeah, anyways, very excited.
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Let's bring Emily guns or back and talk about Halloween and
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Halloween kills. Yes, Emily welcome back.
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Welcome back Eveleigh. Thank you for having me.
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She's like, it's been five minutes.
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We are so excited to talk to you about Halloween and Halloween
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kills. Honestly, if I had to say, what
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my favorite horror movie is, I think would be Halloween it
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really wavers between Halloween and scream, but I guess because
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I live in Pasadena, it has At Halloween Vibe.
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So I've just so excited to talk about these films their iconic
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that is for sure. So many iconic moments and all
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of these movies. So the first Halloween came out
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in 1978 and just like scream, it is a huge horror franchise.
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What was your overall experience working on this new Trilogy of
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Halloween films? I mean, this has to be the
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Pinnacle of everything I've done.
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Being a part of the Halloween movies.
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I mean, it has really become a family for each of these movies.
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You know, David Gordon green, our director and the production
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designer, Richard Wright and myself RDP, we've all become
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really good friends also and I think that this franchise was,
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you know, in 1978. It also was made as I can in.
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Dependent and movie that Jamie will talk about.
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Like she went out and went to Walmart and bought this blue
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shirt, because that's what she should wear, you know, and they
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had 25 bucks to do it, you know, and sometimes just say things to
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me, like, oh, well, in the original Emily, we only had one.
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So, if you do, it's gonna be fine.
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I'll be like, okay, where's the different fine?
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But just being a part of this movie has been such an honor and
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so fun to, you know, it's like this interesting.
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This baby that so many people recognize and see and respect
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and look to on so many different levels.
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So it's been really exciting. The fact that you did both
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scream and all these Halloween films as probably one of most
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badass resumes ever. I mean, I just I'm like jealous
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of your brain to new experiences.
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I did both of these Halloween's before scream and then, you
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know. Yeah.
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So it was definitely only a good leaping off point and lots to
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learn about making horror movies.
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You know, lots of night shooting which is not my favorite, but
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let's alert about multiples and blood and color playing with
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color. But I think my favorite part
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about working on these movies was that David really is always
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looking for characters. So he likes, you know, really
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interesting weird Vibes of the character and like things that
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are so Unexpected. Like why, why would they wear
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that? But okay, cool.
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Let's do it. There's, there's just so many
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opportunities for costumes that I feel like we don't necessarily
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look at a horror film and think of that and then, there it is.
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Yeah, I mean, the costumes and these movies are so good because
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there's so much story telling them, you know, when people
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think of the original Halloween, obviously like the costumes are
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at the top of mine, but this one, like I was in love with the
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costumes of so fun, starting with Jamie Lee Curtis who I
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proudly been Danny to, she is the ultimate, the original
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scream queen. I'm obsessed with her anything
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she does. We just did our everything
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everywhere all at once episode. So good, so good.
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She's Jamie is brilliant and brings like an energy to the
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room. That is just Indescribable and
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so inspiring because she's just strong and passionate and
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intelligent. So yeah, so Again, with her
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character, we started by going back and watching all the
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original movie as well. Not all of them because really
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our movie is 1978. And then 20 years later to us,
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David specifically, wanted to kind of forget all the other
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movies in between. I can't you can't completely
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forget you still, you know. We still, I still watched them
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just to kind of. Yeah.
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But we've all seen them. Exactly.
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I was just to do your home for the little bit but for me
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specifically, like Um the 1978 picture, I took a color story
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and you know you nailed it there with your picture but I took a
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color story of this free young woman before trauma because I
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think that a lot of the horror films even though, you know, you
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originally watch them and you're like, oh they're just about the
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blood and the gore and the scare for us for Jamie's character.
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It's really about a person who was free from trauma and then
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had this huge trauma and how you show that all these years later.
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Stick to the color. She's also very strong very
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independent, you know, she's built this wall around herself
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in the first movie and built a cage and you know, she's been
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out there fighting her whole life and she has a family but
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really fighting has been more important than her family.
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So, we wanted to tell that through her clothes like very
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utilitarian, very dark, and but also still the same person,
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right? You could really see how like,
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the trauma, Really consumed her life and she comes out in this
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film. Like someone, I mean, she she
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gives like a most Walking Dead Vibes, like she's not messing
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around either. Almost like what we're talking
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about this cream episode. She has been waiting for this
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moment. She knew it was coming.
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And just her clothes just say, you know, time, she's ready.
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Ready to go? It's fight time.
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Yeah. I would not mess up this Laurie.
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Strode. Oh yeah.
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She means business and the wig. We actually went back and forth
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of whether she was gonna have her short hair.
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Or the wig. And I think the wig was just
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such a great choice because otherwise she looks like Jamie
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Lee Curtis, which is not a bad thing, but like really embodied
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Laurie. Strode and Jamie saw it.
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She saw it in the world on another hairdresser.
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Actually that had that hair and took a picture and I was like
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this is how I want my hair to look.
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We were all like yep. That's it.
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I love that. So that actually brings up
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another question like I get the feeling that That Jamie, which I
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think we all know loves this character and is very involved.
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I imagine that she must have been very collaborative on this
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process so much. So, I mean, on this first movie,
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I had never met her. She was in LA and basically, you
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know, I did research and pulled images and we had a lot of
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discussion about types of things.
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And then, you know, when you get to a modern-day movie, you can
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talk all you want to talk. But until you put clothes on the
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body, nothing really matters. So we started doing some
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shopping. Bang.
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We were filming this movie in Charleston, South Carolina, and
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Jamie was in LA. So, I actually put together my
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favorite outfits and dressed the dress form and sent her photos
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months, before we started filming.
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Just to say, this is the color story.
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This is the vibe that jacket that she's wearing their.
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The barber jacket was in those original photos, you know?
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And she was just kind of like yes this is it and if anything I
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was complicating it more than she wanted I then flew off.
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With the clothes, you know, and I had more changes.
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We always have more thing. No, he has two pairs of pants.
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One jacket wondering shoes. That's it.
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And I was like a, you know, she was like Laurie, Strode does not
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care about shopping. She does not care about you know
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she's not going to get new things.
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She's had the same tank top the same shirt and the same pair of
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pants now for 10 years and it works.
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So then we just had to make it look 10.
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And you know, look authentic. I love it.
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She's just like, I already have my tank top.
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I don't know why you're calling me.
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It's not really. But also so welcoming and she's
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the best. I just, can you just take a Liz
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with an eye on set. Next time you do a film like
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this just we can watch real. I mean, I'll help you all with a
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get your food and stuff but I just want to watch Another some
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new and amazing characters were the high school.
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Students of Haddonfield a very interesting group of kids what
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was it? Like coming up with this new
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look for them. Yeah so I mean Haddonfield is
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the Midwest, it's Indiana. We wanted it to feel authentic
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to that to what what that world you know, is and not, they're
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not going to the mall and shopping at Urban Outfitters.
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Errors and Tick-Tock isn't like the thing, you know, they're
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digging in the thrift store and they're a little bit more.
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Yeah. Just more character is more like
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interesting types of people than just the run-of-the-mill, high
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school world, was kind of how this group was looked at except
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for Andy who plays Allison Lori Stones granddaughter in this
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movie. I really wanted her to feel like
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a polar Out of Jamie. So she still lives in that world
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but she's wearing a light pink sweater.
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She's sweet. She's dressing in a masculine
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tie. Like she just she isn't.
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She's looking to look Beyond Mike Myers and the trauma that
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it's caused on her family. She's trying to, you know her
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mother Judy has kind of push that away and wants to forget
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about this side of her life. So trying to give Andy that like
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that personality that she's just a regular high schooler She's
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living in the Midwest and she's, you know, going to go to school
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and study, whatever she's going to study.
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Yeah. And Bonnie and Clyde with her
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like that was Bonnie and Clyde was something that was already
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written into the script. When I came on to the project
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and I just loved it, I loved it. She was Clyde and he was Bonnie
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and it was like such a fun moment because I just feel like
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it's something that Laurie Strode would never have done,
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right? Absolutely.
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Something else. Laurie?
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Strode never would have done. We're Christmas sweater.
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I was so excited to see. This is like Judy Greer.
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Her daughter is here. This was like it was almost a
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joke like we were in a production meeting or I was in a
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meeting with David and we were talking about like what Judy's
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character would do like growing up that.
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Amy the, that Laurie would forever want to ignore
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Halloween, you know? That this is, like, let's just
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skip Halloween, but you think? And that is how Judy is
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character. Would look at her mother, like,
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why are we still talking about Halloween like life?
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So, it was like a passing joke. Like what if I just give her
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something totally random. It like she skipped Halloween,
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like there's decorations on the whole block of houses, but
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there's none at their house. So what is Judy's?
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Wearing a Christmas Sweater and David was like laughed and was
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like, I love that. That's actually really funny.
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I didn't think it was gonna stick and that we were going to
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actually do this but like write a whole second film Beauty
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wasn't there yet and you know, I'm like oh yeah Christmas
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sweater. This is kind of silly and fun
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and quirky and like weird like there's not you know it says
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something it says a story but it's also anyway.
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So there was actually a vintage Christmas sweater in store in
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Charleston on the main road. I became friends with the owner
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of it and he had a warehouse of vintage Christmas sweaters.
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And before Judy got there, I went and picked through and
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picked my favorite. Few of them that were felt
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obviously a Christmas sweater but not like, you know, a big
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Rudolph for a big cheese friend in like a pretty color tone.
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And so there it was all of a sudden she was in a Christmas
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sweater. And at this point, we weren't
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talking about making a second movie or how the second movie
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was going to start. So there was like, no cognitive
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choice that it was like, oh now dude, he's gonna be in a
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Christmas sweater or an entire movie.
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It's so that right. I remember, like I saw both
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films in the theaters and another night, I Was preparing
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for this interview and I just like, did a double take a look
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at the screens like, is that a Christmas sweater?
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Like, I don't know how. I never noticed it before but
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now they see it. Like I audibly laugh.
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Every time I see it. Perfect Beauty.
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And I still laugh because she came to the fitting and it was
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like she just had the ugliest clothes in the fitting room,
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like she walked in and she's so cool and nice and, you know,
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from California. And I was just like, I'm sorry,
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you have leave bad clothes like her character Karen, you know,
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she's a Midwest woman who works with children and just doesn't
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care about fashion, you know, she shops at Dillard's and not
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that whatever there's anything wrong with that but it was just
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not Her normal style. Elizabeth, this gives strong you
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energy. If you're in a horror film, I
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know, I really want that sweater.
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Honestly, the Christmas sweater it is perfect.
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I mean, Judy looks cute. It it like all things I could
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talk, I love Duty for like, embracing it and going for it.
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Her jeans were also from The Dillards and they were like
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super embroidered on the back pocket like really like thick
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stitching and heavily embroidered and like, Duke.
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I love that. Yeah, yeah, they were special.
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Okay but now it's not a laughing matter because we have to talk
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about Michael Myers em. I love this costume because it
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feels really resemble it of the old Michael Myers costume.
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But it's just now got like somehow it's gone darker.
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It's gotten more evil like you. Look at this Michael Myers and
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he's way more scary than original Michael Myers and
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there's really not much of A difference, I do notice that the
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mask which is different in Scream, this mask looks
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obviously weathered, you do see, you know, through to seen the
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film a little bit more blood. I just this Michael Myers is not
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a Michael Myers. You want to be stuck with no.
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So often is the Mastermind Behind The Masks.
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He's special effects, makeup artist extraordinaire, and he
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built the masks for all three of our movies.
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And so yeah. So the Ask is definitely
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changed. But the whole concept unlike in
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Scream is is that this mask has been in is the same mask.
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It's been in custody at the Asain Asylum and now he's had to
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steal the mask back and it's like, you know, that moment
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happens where the mask has come out.
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So it's it's been through the wringer and his coveralls.
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It was another conversation because you know when we
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actually meet Mike Myers at the beginning of Halloween, he's in
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the in the Institute and he's in those the uniform.
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So he steals the coveralls from the the workmen.
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So we had a little bit of autonomy to create our own
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coveralls and going back and looking at the original movie.
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You know. I really wanted them to have the
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same menacing feel. You still want the Halloween
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store to get a blue cover all and know that it's Mike Myers.
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So we knew there were certain parameters we wanted to stick
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with but again modernizing it making it scary.
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And we actually did a lot of work on these coveralls and went
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through a lot of process. So we purchased them, they were
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actually like a charcoal gray and then our age are dire, April
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did just so much work to make them as perfect as they are.
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So the coveralls originally were purchased were like a charcoal
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blue gray would be like a graphite blue gray and then she
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over dyed them into a navy color too.
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Pull them slightly darker. So that was the beginning of the
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process of ends. And then you know it was like oh
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my God, are we ever going to get enough of them?
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And then she started to stressing them.
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So the pair that he stole from the mechanics start with just a
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little bit of mechanic oil grease that kind of thing.
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And as we progress through the films and he gets into the
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fights and all the things happen, they keep them there.
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So it's a lot, a lot of energy, I love that.
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It is just so creepy but just like so perfectly.
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See, I was just very excited to see it and I'm glad that Michael
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Myers also knows, his own power and his not going to go to the
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store and buy like some flannels and short shorts.
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Like he knew what he had. The where is reprisal just to
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get my coveralls, interesting storyline behind his mind.
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What was not scary? I was so excited to see.
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Kyle Richards, come back, reprise her role as Lindsay.
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Yeah, it was just like the perfect celebratory moment.
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I guess we're all the OG fans out there to see Kyle Richards
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show up. And what was it?
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Like, working with Kyle. I'm adding meeting and working
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with Kyle was so awesome and amazing.
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She, I just had no expectations, you know, you never know and
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Kyle just came in. She was so excited to get back
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into this role that she hadn't been in.
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And since such a little kid, and we had no idea her backstory You
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know, we kind of wanted to give her a little bit of toughness a
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little bit of golf - like she built up this Edge.
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But I wanted to keep to the color story and have a little
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bit of plaid in her. Hence the jacket.
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Oh my gosh. I didn't realize.
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Yeah, she was wearing plaid and original and if that photo
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wasn't black and white, it is in that burgundy navy color palette
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to. So I just wanted to like tie
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that back together in case anybody forgot what perfect Seth
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kiss. Little Easter egg here and
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there. Yeah, we gave her a little nose
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ring. She we wanted to make her
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slightly goth and, you know, into this Mystic world.
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So that she had a little bit of Personality.
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We wanted to keep the bangs from her childhood.
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So and and yeah, she's worse among Doc Martin Boots and black
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jeans a tough Modern Woman. You almost make Haddonfield feel
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like a cool place to live like almost Then it's see how the
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trauma that happens. Like I would hang out with
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Lindsay, totally. I would definitely hang out with
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Lindsay any day of the week. She's this.
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I feel like this is the one of the greatest parts of the
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following films is that they take place at Halloween.
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Yeah. How do you come up with so many
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different costumes and honestly, they're all like, really fun
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that I feel like none of them are basic.
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Yeah. So that is one of the main goals
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that I've always had. Add from all of the Halloween's
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is that no one would go to the Halloween adventure and buy a
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costume in a packet. Just because personally, I think
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that even if you're going to be, you know, like Oscar is the, the
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vampire, the devil. He was a devil.
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Sorry. So if you're going to be like
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Oscar and be the devil, you're not going to just go by the
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pack, that's there. Do you know, and do it?
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You're going to be a little more creative.
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Personally, that's my take on Halloween.
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I love. Homemade costumes.
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I love a little bit of character to them.
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So, I that was a big part of all of the Halloween parties and the
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list, you know, it kind of goes to fold because you're also
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dealing with a lot of Licensing and clearances with those
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Halloween stores. So that's something that we have
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to be very conscious of on my end.
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So then on top of that, we would just make lists upon list of
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like, oh, we could make a cat, we could make a princess.
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Oh, we could, you know? And then Or like you have you
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like deep dive into the kids at that Halloween party.
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I mean you have a you have a jellyfish, you have a scuba
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diver, you have, you know, an Ammendment inanimate objects
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like just you end up running out of things to create.
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So, you're walking through Home Depot and you're like, oh,
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there's some metal and a thing, what can I make out of that?
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Like, maybe it's going to be a robot, or maybe it's more like,
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you know, Ever, really, it really is fun but that ain't
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gets very creative. And, you know, again, we're
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always just coming up with different like crazy, like,
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things or going back to the original 1978 movie and looking
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for Easter eggs. So, in the original 78 movie,
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there's this one tiny little brief bit where like a group of
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kids is walking down Main Street and they're in costumes, and one
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of them is dressed as balloon. As a balloon person, like it may
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have the load up balloons, just like all to them.
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So in Halloween, kills in one of the flashbacks, we actually
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recreated. That kid has balloons all over
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bad. So we were just always looking
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for fun, you know, this is the fun part.
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I have to go back and look about them.
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So, funny, so when you saw the script, all the high schoolers
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are going to like Halloween dance where you like, oh this is
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gonna be so fun or were you kind of like Like, this is gonna be
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crazy the best day and you're like up against all different
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aspects of it because, you know, they don't want you to prefit
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them and they want them to come dressed and, you know, there's
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lots of layers to have but it is really ends up being really fun.
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No. So fun, I'm jealous.
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That also, I wish that we had more dances like this just in
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general. Like where are these Halloween
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dances? I mean, yeah, that's I need to
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go to a high school but just Halloween dance, you know?
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Decree Get your own right. Oh, that'd be fun.
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Like art of costume. Anyways, understatement of the
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year. There's a little bit of blood
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and Halloween and Halloween kills gal gal.
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How this? How the the aging and breakdown
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of these costumes is so intense. I mean even Michael Myers goes
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through it, just how did you accomplish this?
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Your team must have been working around the clock around the
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clock. So it is it is a constant
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process and check in because you get the script and you break the
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script down and you say like oh this scene there's going to be
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this fight and you're trying to read between the lines and then
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you ask the director and you ask the stunt coordinator, like
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what's going to happen? Where they going to get stabbed?
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And they said, oh they're going to get stabbed here.
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And then when you get there on the day and the actors do it,
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and they're in the moment, this tab is never ever ever ever.
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Ever. We're two weeks ago in the
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meeting. They said that was going to be
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and it's not, it's always friendly.
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And so we always have to be a little bit flexible.
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A little bit patient to like, watch the choreographer, you
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know, because it and it's nobody's fault.
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But it's like once you get into the moment and the actor is
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doing the action and they see how they're going to land, this
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is where the stabbed goes so then you know, yeah I have a
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team of people on Who are ready to add bullets, add knife wounds
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at blood touch up and then from that moment will take
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photographs, it'll get sent back to the shop to where the Aging
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dying team is then can create multiples for the next day back
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and forth. But then sometimes we shoot a
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scene that takes place after said action and we don't know
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what's going to happen in the action.
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So we'll really have to talk to all of the people and say, okay.
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We're We're adding this knife stabbed here because this scene
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takes place after it. And so then we'll have to back
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into it. So it kind of Ebbs and flows and
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sometimes it needs to be fixed in post, unfortunately, but
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often it works out somehow. It works out in the end because
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of flood and then and then we're always maintaining like to see
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like, okay, we're up to this point especially for Mike Myers
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coveralls like the first movie. There was I believe nine phases.
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Is of the coveralls as far as like.
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So here's where he got them from the mechanic, then after the
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mechanic, he got into a fight and he got sliced on the, you
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know, abdomen and a dominum here and there's life, and it's
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bleeding, a little. So then that's phase two.
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And then phase 3. He got shot.
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Two bullet wounds were added in this thing.
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So, they're all like numbered and there's photographs, and we
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just have to make sure. So by that second movie, when
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he's coming out, Out of the Flames.
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He's now wet on fire, has all of the action from the first movie
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we're starting for the second movie exhausting.
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I just don't even know how you did it.
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I mean, honestly, there was definitely a point where I'd be
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like, wait a minute. I forget what happened and then
30:42
you have to go back to the note and then every time someone gets
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stabbed you just shaking your head.
30:46
You're like, here we go, here we go.
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Yeah, yeah. Jamie.
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I mean in the back, Chuck that day, you know, we shot the
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beginning of it at the year before we shot the second movie
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and she's covering herself in blood that blood is so sticky
31:04
and cold. I get the idea though, that she
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loves it though. She, I mean, we have a picture
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and she's clearly just dousing herself or maybe they just like
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more So fun, so much fun. We love these movies and
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Halloween ends is right around the corner.
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It's going to come to theatres on October 14th without
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revealing too much. What can we expect from the
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highly anticipated finale? Yeah.
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Well, I can't tell you any good info because I would be giving
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away way too much. But the movie is going to be
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really exciting, and we worked hard on it.
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So I'm excited for everybody to see.
31:52
It was the same Halloween family and yeah.
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Check it out. You're going to love it.
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Oh, I am so excited. I'm going night of I will be
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there. I cannot wait.
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Emily. Thank you so much for all of
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your inside. This has been so much fun
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talking to you about scream Halloween, Halloween, kills 13,
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a musical, which is on Netflix right now.
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I just I'm obsessed with your work and you were just So bad
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ass like that. I just I love having you here.
32:19
Thank you. I appreciate that.
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Was really nice to meet you guys as well.
32:23
So, thank you so much. Hello.
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That was incredible. I love her talking about the
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distressing. I that just the whole process
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acetates me, right? I could talk about that forever,
33:38
keep imagining being on set. And every time someone gets
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stabbed like that entire costume team is just fry like, you know,
33:45
like that Ben Affleck mean where he's like, in a dark alleyway,
33:48
smoking. I'm like everything for the
33:52
Keanu, Reeves with the sandwich, like just so exhausting.
33:58
And, like, people get stabbed in this film like every other, he
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it's like the waist, like how she talked about.
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It sounds like it's just so crazy.
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And there's just like so much juggling and like coordination.
34:10
They have to do, but like you look at the film and it seems
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effortless. Honestly, like they did their
34:17
job. So well, it looks like Like they
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Greer has Christmas sweaters. Such like a for shagging for
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Warehouse? I need this.
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Oh my gosh I bought a Christmas sweatshirt off at see the other
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I recorded the first part and then I stopped it.
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Sorry, so you haven't done conclusion.
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Okay so we're gonna yeah we're fine I remember just in time.
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Are you recording? I'm recording now yeah.
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Then working that again. Sorry.