Chloe Bailey
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94 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 25 Jun
Chloe Bailey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It was on the iconic Miss Lynn Whitfield's coverage, and she nailed it.
She ate it down, and Malcolm was like, okay, do something crazy, you know, feel it completely, go above and beyond, and, you know, just gave her a fun take, and that's what he let us do, you know, feel it and never really get stapled to one emotion or feeling, and I think that's what really pulled the best out of us.
And even during ADR, like a lot of them would be like kind of mumbled under my breath, like almost like how I would react in the moment because I got that loss in the scene.
And when we did ADR, my mom was like, OK, I love what you've said there, but I want the audience to hear what you said.
So I would go over and overdub it in ADR and things like that.
No, yeah, I mean, you want to try.
What I loved about this film and all of the characters is that there was not one stereotypical black woman.
And it showed...
all of us in all shapes and forms and levels.
You know, Layla, she was broke.
She had aspirations, but she was broke.
Then you had Miss Lynn and Imani and Marcus.
You know, they were at the top of their game, so successful.
Then I loved how it showed Coco.
You know, she was a nurse.
And it showed us in all shapes and forms.
And I really loved that no one was really a villain.
Like even Layla, you really were rooting for her, but then you also were like, what the hell is your problem?
And I loved how it showed how raw we are as human beings and how, yes, we might be good one moment, but we also have some faults and some moments where it might not be so tasteful.
So I love how it explored that in every way and dynamic.
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