‘It’s all in the lead-up’: Hollywood stars open up about role-play, sex scenes and more
LA TimesTwo people in a hotel room equals infinite possibilities. “I’m always interested in trying to do something that’s going to be psychologically interesting and insightful and get to some unexpected or profound truths about human psychology,” Wigon said. That’s not my MO.” Wigon, Abbott and Qualley recently sat down with The Times to discuss some of the hot-button topics that people will be talking about after seeing the movie. “I think so much of life is you’re trying to figure out, ‘Wait, is this scripted or is this real?’” Wigon said. Going off of what Margaret was saying about how sometimes two characters flirting, that’s almost more sexually charged than an actual sex scene, there’s something about psychological connection that is much more interesting.
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