We talked to the stars of PaperGirls about all of Season 1's biggest surprises!
This weekend sees the debut of the first season of Paper Girls, Prime Video's long-awaited adaptation of the beloved Image Comics series. The genre-bending drama follows four young girls — Erin Tieng , Mac Coyle , Tiffany Quilkin , and KJ Brandman — who, while out delivering papers on the morning after Halloween in 1988, become unwittingly caught in a conflict between warring factions of time-travelers, sending them on an adventure through time that will save the world.
Camryn Jones: I dove into it as I was auditioning and then I was hooked immediately. And I'm still hooked. Yeah. Strazza: Yeah. So the show does remain canonically correct, and we have their blessing with everything. We got to meet them over Zoom. We hadn't met them in person yet.prevnext Mac Sofia — Mac's cancer storyline and all of her family stuff are both so well executed in the show, and it's such a huge part of the comic.
prevnext Erin and Tiffany Riley and Camryn — I love the dynamic that both of you have with your respective older selves. I think you guys mirror each other in some really beautiful ways. What was the process like, to play off of someone who's playing an older version of you? Did either of you shadow the other person, or vice versa?
Nelet: Also whenever we were filming in the suburb areas around Illinois, there would always be a playground in that area. So whenever we had breaks, we would run to the playground and mess around. The crew would get mad at us because they're afraid we would get hurt, but it was fun.Nelet: Oh my God, we were pushing each other so aggressively.
prevnext Surprises What would you say surprised you the most about the experience of working on the show? Rosinsky: Actually Camryn, what you just said is pretty cool, because the show sort of opened up a part of my family history that I hadn't delved into quite as much. My two uncles were both paper boys, and one of my uncles would go and deliver paper through suburbia, and my other uncle had his route was on the wrong side of the tracks. And on days where they just didn't feel like doing it, or if they were out of town or something, my mom would cover for them, both of their routes.
Strazza: Sometimes it was great. Sometimes, not so great. Some of the sets were larger-than-life cool. Some were very confined, very small and not so great. I have some claustrophobia, and so Nate [Corddry] and I — Nate is also claustrophobic, and so we bonded over that a bit. It looks great on screen, but we used the fear. But it was so cool to get to work with these awesome, larger-than-life sets.
Jones: I agree. I'm really excited to see how their relationships grow and to see how our characters evolve within themselves.
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