[This interview contains spoilers for Fear Street parts one and two.] Hollywood has taught Kiana Madeira that even an audition that doesn’t work out can lead to good things. And in some cases…
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, Madeira reflects on juggling multiple roles that spanned centuries, crafting a love story at the heart of the trilogy, and working with a dialect coach to nail Sarah Fier’s accent.I think I knew it was going to be three films. I didn’t know the extent that it was going to be three different eras and multiple characters. When I got the first audition, I was like, “Oh man, this was really cool, I’m going to do my best.” That led to a meeting with Leigh, our director.
What are your first impressions of meeting Leigh? She must have had a strong vision to be able to tackle three movies at once.Fear Street . Leigh told me that after that original audition, which I didn’t book, she had me in mind for this role. That was cool. And also broke the ice, because Leigh is a superwoman. Even working with her on set, having to do three films back-to-back-to-back. All-day, every single day. She still had this really cool, chill energy about her. She was so specific in what she wanted. Having Leigh as a captain of this ship, it couldn’t have turned out better, having her at the head.
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