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In โPromising Young Woman,โ Carey Mulliganโs Cassie has been knocked off track by the rape of her best friend, Nina. In the aftermath, Cassie has devoted herself to a life of revenge โ but itโs getting her nowhere. Mulligan and Emerald Fennell, the writer-director of โPromising Young Woman,โ clearly formed a close bond, which she discusses with Zendaya โ who has a similarly simpatico relationship with Sam Levinson, the writer-director of her forthcoming film, โMalcolm & Marieโ (and the creator of HBOโs โEuphoria,โ for which she won an Emmy in September).
In โMalcolm & Marieโ โย shot in June and July in Carmel, Calif., under COVID-19 protocols, one of the first films to do so โ Zendaya plays the girlfriend of a stubborn director (John David Washington), who stays up late on the night of his premiere to argue (passionately) in the style of a Tenneยญssee Williams play, about his art. And in a move that Marie would approve of, Zendaya asks Mulligan about her calling out Varietyโs tone-deaf review of โPromising Young Womanโ and our subsequent apology.
Watch their full conversation forย Variety‘s Actors on Actors, presented by Amazon Studios, above.
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