Alex Wolff is having one of the best weeks of his career as his two new films, Old and Pig, are the talk of the industry. In Old, M. Night Shyamalan’s latest high-concept thriller, Wolff play…
‘s latest high-concept thriller, Wolff plays Trent, the 6-year-old son of Guy and Prisca , who rapidly ages up to 15 years old during the family’s time on a mysterious private beach. To play a 15-year-old who still thinks he’s 6 years old, Wolff relied on Shyamalan to steer him in the right direction, emotionally.
“Night really kept such beautiful track of it. He had such precision in terms of what age he wanted you to be and where he wanted you to be at that age,” Wolff tells. “So you couldn’t start thinking about it intellectually. Night would just guide you where you needed to be emotionally, and then it would happen naturally. That’s what’s so special about him. He’s completely hands on. He creates storyboards, and he wants you to match them.
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