Christina Ricci is leaning in. The Emmy nominee reveals some behind-the-scenes secrets from Yellowjackets’s first season—and what she’s looking forward to in its second.
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’ distinctive magic. These are rich, spiky characters being figured out by their portrayers on the fly, in scenes where pain, joy, shame, and humor are located between the lines. Indeed, Ricci reveals that the series’ producers began writing that relatively pushy dynamic between Natalie and Ricci’s Misty Quigley after Lewis’s spontaneous thwack. “It was so great because it immediately showed the dynamic between us that you could really lean into and play with,” she says.
Ricci has been in the business for more than 30 years, since she was nine years old. She’s experienced ups and downs, like anyone in Hollywood, but is doing some of the best and most transformative work of her career here—while, it seems, having a lot of fun. In our interview, we also discuss Ricci returning to her perhaps best-known project,in Netflix’s upcoming Wednesday Addams–focused series .
all the time. Ricci is surrounded by actors who, like herself, have been appearing onscreen for decades and are currently breaking through in a new way. “Working with all these other actresses is incredible,” Ricci says. “We all just get down to business and do our jobs. There’s a lot less ego.”
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