Q&A: Chloe Sevigny talks American Horror Story, Working with James Cromwell and Her Approach to Acting
Chloe on not auditioning for the part: “I’d never gotten the role auditioning, I’m terrible at it”
Chloe on not auditioning for the part: “I’d never gotten the role auditioning, I’m terrible at it”
Mindy: “There’s a tendency in this business to make it your entire life, which I don’t want to do”
Matthew on what he looks for in a character: “You kind of look for people that you can relate to”
Jonny on getting the part: “I’m incredibly, incredibly fortunate and honored”
Glenn Howerton and Rob McElhenney talk about coming up with plot ideas, if it’s easier for them to act in something they’ve written and more!
Rockmond on acting: “If you’re creative, if you love doing it, then act like it. Do it because you love it”
Drea: “Growing up I was dying to be an actor my whole life”
Ashley: “I always want to grow as an actress and this was definitely out of my comfort zone”
Monica on the breast cancer storyline: “I just want it to feel real for me and hopefully that will come through in the performance”
Ali on casting Georgia King: There “was this international talent search for this innocent, sweet, wise, character that we found in her”
John: “I never, ever looked at the auditioning process as anything but a sort of celebration”
Anna: “Trust your work, because that’s what you’ve got and that’s what you’re doing it for is your work”
Martha talks about Raising Hope, guest stars and working with the cast
Zooey talks about working with the cast and the evolution of her character
Harold on his career: “I’ve been able to do things that you wouldn’t expect me to do… “
Teal: “When I’ve taken big risks, I’ve really been rewarded for them and learned a lot the times that I’ve really messed up and done really stupid stuff”
Ellen: “I always work, as we say in the method acting business, from the inside out”
Anthony: “The kids are the real stars to this show”
Ari & Lauren talk about writing the film, the 16-day shoot, bad auditions and their advice to actors!
Timothy talks about his 30-page audition and what actors might not know about touring productions!