“I walked in and saw Amy there and my mind just blew,” Scanlen recalled. to audition with Adams, who is an executive producer, and in front of Vallée. After auditioning in Sydney, the actress flew to L.A. When Sharp Objects came along, Scanlen had already wrapped her arc on the soap. Being on a set for the first time is in general an overwhelming experience, and coming into Sharp Objects was already nerve-wracking enough with the cast-it’s just such a talented group of people and it’d be kind of strange if you weren’t nervous.”
“I don’t think i would have been able to do my job as confidently on Sharp Objects if I haven’t done it. I think it teaches you a really strong work ethic and you learn a lot really quickly,” Scanlen said. “So many people have come out of that show and are doing really well. Sharp Objects marks Scanlen’s first major Hollywood project, after a supporting role on Australia’s popular soap opera, Home and Away, which helped launch the careers of Chris Hemsworth, Melissa George, and Isla Fisher, among others.
“ was about trying to find the similarities that we have and enlarging that a bit.” “She is like every teenager and every girl who is on the brink of womanhood, but in a more extreme sense,” said Scanlen. And while Scanlen’s role in the first episode might be small, it makes an impact. Of course, this is a murder mystery, so not much else can be divulged at this point. In the show, Scanlen plays Amma, the teenage half-sister of Adams, whose sweet, innocent appearance inside the house-watched over by the Southern family matriarch played by Patricia Clarkson-belies her bad girl behavior outside of it. Before Sunday’s first episode, the HBO miniseries already had plenty of buzz. And Sharp Objects, which stars Amy Adams, is based on Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn’s novel, and is directed by Big Little Lies‘ Jean-Marc Vallée, is tipped to be Scanlen’s own breakthrough. And then Brad Pitt! Wasn’t that his breakout role?” When we arrived to the apartment we’re staying at, I researched it-apparently, Jodie Foster and Meryl Streep were going to play Thelma and Louise, but timing didn’t work out. “I watched Thelma and Louise for the first time,” she said. But rather than catch up on sleep ahead of a very busy week, Scanlen had used the flight to catch up on the classics. It recently took the 19-year-old actress from Sydney, Australia a 14-hour flight to Los Angeles, where she attended the premiere of her new miniseries, Sharp Objects, which debuted on HBO Sunday night, and then another six hours to New York for additional press. Nine thousand, nine hundred, and twenty-nine miles far, give or take. Since then, O’Brien has starred in Love and Monsters, Flashback, and Infinite, but is now said to be filming multiple projects, and has just wrapped production on The Outfit.It’s a summer morning in New York, and Eliza Scanlen is far from home. O’Brien quickly rocketed into stardom following his roles in the Maze Runner films, but took a bit of a break from acting after the final film in the franchise, Maze Runner: The Death Cure. The film also marks the first time that Blinding Edge Pictures, Shyamalan’s production banner, is producing since Sekhar Kapur’s 2002 film The Four Feathers that won’t have Shyamalan attached as director. Plot details on the film aren’t available just yet, but it is being reported that the film will be somewhat of an ensemble drama piece.
The film, which will be directed by the duo of Celine Held and Logan George, is produced by M. MORE: The Addams Family 2 to Release in Theaters and On Demand Simultaneously Dylan O’Brien and Eliza Scanlen are in talks to star in the upcoming film Vanishings, according to a report from Discussing Film.
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