The line between fiction and reality is for the cast of “The White Lotus” this season.
The actor loves Lou Wood discussed the dizzying situation in an interview with the Sunday Times before the final of season three, which will be presented this evening on HBO and HBO Max.
This season of “The White Lotus” was filmed in Thailand, where the star casting lived by themselves in the four seasons of Koh Samui for seven months.
The cast includes Walton Goggins, Natasha Rothwell, Lalisa Manobal and Wood, who plays Chelsea.
“What I wanted most was a kitchen,” Wood told the Sunday Times. “I wanted to be able to walk in stores and buy shopping and do food. My self -esteem was not great because I was not a normal person. I did not make my own wash, folding my clothes. I started to feel like I was Sims. “”
Wood said that the unique filming conditions have slid the distribution too far into their characters. The point of sale said that the cast would drag together outside the shooting and realized that they had regurgity of a character’s speech.
“There was a little flight. We were all an accidentally method,” said Wood, referring to the method. “It happened every season. Everyone has lost their balls a little.”
Wood also talked about the accidental method acting during a recent episode of Podcast from “The Run-Through With Vogue”.
“I think I was an accidental method, because Mia, who hated himself, halfway, it was like” Baby, you have to go home “because I don’t know if I speak to Chelsea or Aimee”, said Wood. “And I said to myself:” I don’t know who I am. “And there were a lot of personal mirrors (with Walton).
Wood representatives did not immediately respond to a comments from Business Insider.
Jason Isaacs, who plays Timothy Ratliff, told Vulture that there was “drama” behind the scenes.
“It was like a cross between the summer camp and Mouches Lord But in a golden cage. It was not a vacation, “he said in March.” Some people got closer, there were friendships who were knotted and friendships that were lost. All the things you imagine with a group of people not anchored from their home live on the other side of the world, in the intense pressure cooker of the work environment with heat and late insects and nights. “”
“What is happening in Thailand remains in Thailand, but there is also an off -screen white lotus, with fewer dead but as much drama,” added Isaacs.
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