Anya Taylor-Joy – Split
Kiko Martinez
“If I encountered a bad guy that had supernatural powers, I’d be like, ‘Oh my God, teach me!'”
“If I encountered a bad guy that had supernatural powers, I’d be like, ‘Oh my God, teach me!'”
“It’s a funny experience because when you’re making it, you’re so involved and it’s like the center of your world.”
“We wanted a sound of melancholy, nostalgia and longing, but with a sweetness.”
“I love being on the set. I love doing things for real. I think it’s one of the best parts.”
“We are all looking for the same thing—love and connection and understanding.”
“When I go to [comic con] events, that’s probably what it feels like to be George Clooney every day.”
“The main motivation was to portray our biggest nightmare.”
“I think there are a lot of flaws and strength in the character I play.”
“I think we can all look back and recognize the inhumanity that is part of our history.”
“Originally, the character was sort of a big doofus kind of guy.”
“I always try to do something that is artistic and creative and strange and different.”
“Every day Jeff [Bridges] would ask me, ‘Did you bring your guitar?'”