'After every take, we're hugging each other, we're talking through it, we're embracing, checking in, because obviously it's like a war zone.”
's sophomore season is by far the most intense in the show’s history. Zendaya, the show’s star and executive producer, opened up about the process of filming the pivotal episode in a new interview. A quick Twitter search will show you that fans all over the world are all still recovering from the latest episode of the HBO series and, well, according to Zendaya, so are the actors.
Emotions run dangerously high in the scene, especially as the hostility increases. Rue swivels back and forth between rage and grief at lightning speeds — a thrilling performance by Zendaya that has many already calling for her second Emmy nomination,“The reason I'm an actor is I'm quite [an] empathetic person and what I often do, I take on a lot of other people's pain and a lot of other people's stress and fears and anxieties, as well as my own,” Zendaya told.
To say this is Rue’s most devastating episode to date would be a large understatement — a breaking point Zendaya says has been a long time in the making for both the actors and the viewers. During her interview, Zendaya revealed that this episode has been in the works since season one, always with the intention of being “intense,” though details have been tweaked.
"The general idea was always the same, which was this idea of, we cut right into an intervention and it's Rue just ripping her life apart and setting her life on fire and kind of tearing everything to the ground to basically come to hopefully what feels like rock bottom for her,” Zendaya said. In a post shared to Instagram a few hours before Sunday night's episode aired, Zendaya wrote a message to fans about how “deeply” she cares for her character, and what she hopes viewers “hold onto” throughout Rue's journey. “It’s my hope for people watching that they still see her as a person worthy of their love," wrote Zendaya. "And worthy of their time, and that she has a redemptive quality still, and that we still see the good in her even if she can’t see it in herself.
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