My character is briefly seen at Spahn Ranch, but she really only exists in the final act.
Well, I kind of needed to know what was going to happen to be able to play my character. So you were one of the lucky few to read the whole script that early. Maya Hawke was in the third-act car scenes with you, and she told me that she only received the sides for the car sequence. So I knew from the beginning, but I had this big secret that I had to keep, which was fun. And then he was like, “You can read the script.” So he basically put me in this closet, this room, and I read the script twice. I went back to do a chemistry read, and then he brought me upstairs with the casting director and offered me the role. So at what point did he finally show you? Quentin kept the ending under lock and key for quite a while. He was like, “You can have a few minutes to go over this.” So I just fought for it. Yeah, I assumed you read her big monologue in the car. I think everybody read those scenes, and then he had me do a cold read of one of the monologues that Sadie has in the film. So I auditioned for that role, originally.
#MADISON ON A MILLION LITTLE THINGS CAST MOVIE#
I guess her name in the movie is Pussycat (played by Margaret Qualley). ( Laughs.)Īt the time, did you know you were going out for Susan “Sadie” Atkins, specifically?
I really went all out because why not? It’s Quentin Tarantino. It was as if the Manson girls had made this psychedelic painting during one of their acid trips, and I even sewed a piece of my hair into the painting. You can read a scene or you can do a monologue or you can sing a song.” And I was like, “This is my moment to do something fun and creative,” so I brought in a painting that I made in character. They basically said, “You can do whatever you want for the audition. I’ve been a huge, die-hard fan of his for as long as I can remember and since I first started developing a love for film. I was brought in to do an audition with Quentin, and I was incredibly excited.
How did things get rolling with your casting in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ? I hope people will never be scared of me. So that’s never happened, but it’s funny. ( Laughs.) No, I don’t think that people recognize me from those movies. I admit this question would play better in a maskless world, but since 2019, do you notice people crossing the street when they see you coming toward them? Have your roles in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Scream altered people’s perception of you? But first, she reflects on the filming of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, including the moment where Brad Pitt’s character throws a can of dog food directly at her character’s face. In a recent conversation with THR, Madison also discusses how Scream‘s costume designers accounted for her real-life height difference compared to Ghostface. Two is enough,” Madison says with a laugh.
I really went all out because why not? It’s Quentin Tarantino.”Īs much as Madison enjoyed playing two maniacal killers, she wants to make it clear that she’s moving on from any other new opportunities involving knives and flames. “And I was like, ‘This is my moment to do something fun and creative,’ so I brought in a painting that I made in character. You can read a scene or you can do a monologue or you can sing a song,'” Madison recalls. “They basically said, ‘You can do whatever you want for the audition. Madison is also looking back on Once Upon a Time in Hollywood‘s unique audition process for Sadie. They even debated changing my character’s death, but we ultimately just kept it in.” So when they told me, I was definitely like, ‘Huh, that’s a funny coincidence.’ But it wasn’t a specific choice on end in regard to me. “I thought that was supposed to be Jack’s character’s death because that’s how he died in the script they had given me. “I actually didn’t know that my character was supposed to be set on fire in the end,” Madison tells The Hollywood Reporter. Kathryn Newton, Angus Cloud, Will Catlett Join Untitled Monster Movie From 'Scream VI' Filmmakers
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