Dichen Lachman
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73 appearances
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1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
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I was like, wow, this is a lot of pressure. I'm going to – I can't let anybody down. Well, because it's, you know, it's- Sure, right.
But also the buildup to Gemma, you know, and the audience getting to know her and everyone seeing what, you know, Mark had that he lost. So when I read it, I was extremely excited to be involved much more with you guys and to be able to collaborate with you all more. But I was also like, don't mess this up.
I did. Yeah. Well, Ben was like the hair, like he was concerned about my hair.
But I totally get it because it's, you know, it's like, it's such a, it's such a specific world. And like, it really does matter on a show like this. Like most shows, like it probably doesn't matter that much, but on this show, it is super important.
So I bought all these different wigs and then I was on set for something else and I borrowed some of their wigs and I took photos and I made a whole PDF just so like Ben could be like, is it brown hair? Is it red hair? Is it black hair? Is it like, what is it? And then you responded to the-
Yeah, I feel like she was curious. And also now in Seven, you see that in those other rooms, she's isolated basically with Dr. Maurer. And I think it worked out in a way because that curiosity being with the group and how she so enjoyed being in that space with them. And I felt like her face sort of sit differently to all the other characters. It was... It was this longing for connection.
And I think Ben, I don't know if you remember, but we were on a call. I think it was about my hair, but we also ended up talking about the character.
And I was like, she's like a doe, you know. So I sort of worked with that animal. And Ben, really, you helped me. me build this character and dan you know like you guys led me through that right all right it's time for us to take a quick break and we'll be right back
How much longer do I have to do this?
I mean, it was incredible. And Jess was really, she really wanted to explore her being kind of like a defiant teenager, you know? And I mean, she's such, she's so incredibly talented.
Yeah, it was great. I loved how loose she was with like, oh, let's just do it this way. And she really knows how to just like push forward. And I think maybe it's from her experience working like a lot in the independent film space. Sometimes you can work with people who are very regimented within like a studio structure or whatever, but I never felt like that on this show ever.
Like there's just seemed to be so much time to explore and experiment and Ben, obviously she's worked with you, you know, a number of times. And I think her directing style, I feel like she's learned a lot from you because she just really wanted to, like you do, try lots of different things.
Oh, yeah. Okay. Or the other way around.
Themes of religious conversion in Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan Ilyich.
What about you? Are you reading?
Kid's a genius. You should flunk every other child.
Oh, gosh. To me, it wasn't so difficult as much as it was like exhilarating and fun. Ben, when you came that day or a couple of days actually with that little camera, I don't know what it's called.
That was so much fun to just go and get random things. Like Adam, remember we had like little- A picnic. Yeah, we had a picnic. I mean, just between setups, we would like run out with Ben and Ben had the camera and he was like on his knees in the mud. And I was like, oh my God, like don't-
Oh, you're so... I couldn't have done it without all of that incredible support. But it really was... It was extremely challenging, but I feel like it was the most fun I had just because those parts of the episode where it's less of a flashback, more going into the minds of these characters. It was just so much looser, you know, and free.
And it was something that was just a little less like oppressive like that, those hallways, which I don't know how you guys make hallways so interesting to look at. It's incredible how beautiful the show is.
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