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Dec 1, 2016 · Westworld. Scene Made Evan Rachel Wood Cry. The actress also hints at what’s coming in the first season’s finale: ”A lot of people are going to get up on their seats and clap.”. By Laura...
- How Did You and Miranda July Create Old Dolio’S physicality?
- I See!
- It’S Real, though. and How Unfair That Your Natural Register Gives You nodes.
- It’S A Teeny, Tiny Cast, So I Assume It Was An Intimate Set. What Was That like?
- It Is Also A Queer Love Story. What Did That Mean to You?
- What’s It Like to Be Releasing A Movie During These Crazy Times?
- Pivoting to “Westworld”! What’s Happening?
- When Did You Learn That She Was Essentially Going to Die?
- How Do You Decide Where to Focus Your Own Activism?
- What Made You Do It?
We spent about a week with me just going over to Miranda’s studio and playing. And she would hand me some very baggy clothes, and she would give me certain limitations. So we’d do a scene and she said, “OK, you’re not allowed to look the other person in the eye.” And then we’d do it again, and she’d say, “You’re actually not allowed to use words th...
Old Dolio is mysterious. I think gender is everything and nothing in this movie. It’s never spoken about, and none of the characters are necessarily thinking about it. And that in itself is the powerful statement — that it just is. And I think Miranda and myself believe that that’s really the future of gender. She could possibly be non-binary, had ...
Yeah, it’s very real. I’m actually having to go back to speech therapy this year, again, because I’m having similar problems. And I know, it bugs me. I wish I could have both, but I love singing so much, and that is how I naturally express myself. So I’d much rather be able to do that.
We did have a lot of fun making this. I think Richard Jenkins is one of the funniest men alive. I was so excited to work with Debra, obviously, she’s a Hollywood legend, and it seemed like a fun, rare opportunity to get to work with her — I also fell in love with her. Richard and Debra would come watch me sing, and come to my shows. And I can’t say...
I mean, I think Miranda looks at it as more of a heist movie, and these two characters happen to fall in love. And what I loved about the screenplay, when I read it, is it’s never discussed. It’s not what the film is about. It’s never talked about; it simply is. And that in itself meant so much to me as a queer woman.
There’s obviously some grieving there. I feel for Miranda — because, of course, there’s so many plans, and things that we wanted to do. It could also be a blessing; I mean, it might reach more people this way, I don’t know. It’s hard not to be disappointed.
You tell me! See, people always ask me, thinking that Iknow. And I always say, “I know as much as you do.” I have no idea what Season 4 is going to look like yet. And I mean, thank goodness, we had just finished Season 3 right before the pandemic. I know they were finishing editing the series during lockdown, which I don’t know how they did. So I’m...
I mean, technically she’s died every season? But this was certainly a true death, having lost her memories. Even if she came back, she’d never be the same Dolores that we knew. So I got the phone call — I think toward the end of the season, maybe in the middle — and Jonah broke the news. I know they always have something up their sleeve, so it’s al...
When I started being an activist, I really asked myself, where do I even start? So the place that I usually start, because I feel like I’m going to do the most good, are the places that I have direct experience. I think that’s why I’ve done so much on domestic violence, and sexual assault. And trying to own my white privilege and be more aware of i...
It was like a domino effect, and it just kept getting worse. I could just tell that I was allowing too much negativity into my life. I already struggle a bit with anxiety, and I have PTSD — and there are certain things that I don’t need in my psyche. It felt like certain things that I would bring up would be taken out of context. And then I’d see i...
Dec 5, 2016 · ‘Westworld’ Star Evan Rachel Wood Talks “Evil” Dolores Twist, Season 2. "I'm hoping that over the years, I'll get to play many, many different characters," Wood tells THR about her wishes...
- Josh Wigler
Jun 26, 2020 · There’s a scene in the third episode where Dolores comforts a terrified and confused Hale, before the audience knows who is truly inside her body. “That scene definitely threw people for a ...
- Jude Dry
Jun 23, 2022 · Published on June 23, 2022 08:00AM EDT. Evan Rachel Wood feels like she's played a different character each season of Westworld . Season 1 saw her as the farmhouse damsel Dolores, a robot...
Apr 4, 2018 · On the first season of “Westworld,” Ms. Wood stood out in a starry ensemble that included Jeffrey Wright, in part for how her character endured — and inflicted — violence. Credit...
