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). Each brings a certain charismatic familiarity to their roles. But in keeping with the theme of trying to build off’s success, casting a “name” for the lead character didn’t interest producers. Instead, they made another discovery.felt more like a documentary.
Oliver read early, and the producers convinced her to hang around for a lengthy casting process. “She very patiently helped us with chemistry reads with other actors,” says Guiney. Through those grouped Zoom auditions, the rest of the ensemble filled out. “We had a few months just to get to know each other by Zoom before shooting,” Alwyn says. Abrahamson would join these calls often, too, as they all explored the complexities of Frances’s relationships.
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