Elisa Donovan

Like everyone?

Yeah.

Sure.

Sure.

So even though she was eventually found not guilty, obviously, of murder, she's currently facing a wrongful death suit.

And her attorney, Alan Jackson, who is obviously famous for defending Kevin Spacey, Harvey Weinstein, and was going to defend Nick Reiner for the...

horrific murder of his parents, but he has bowed out of that.

Do you know how he's going to also represent her in the civil case?

This is always a question when you're playing someone real, right?

And it's so present.

I mean, Lifetime is known for making these ripped from the headlines movies, but this is literally happening as you're doing it.

And it's still not over.

And it's still not over.

I mean, it's crazy.

So how much did you feel like a responsibility to do her a service?

Obviously, when you're playing someone, you have to kind of invest yourself in that person regardless.

But did you feel like any kind of real personal feelings about this, like of how you wanted her to be seen?

Did you want justice for her?

Like, did any of that play into how you played her, I guess?

There are so many elements of this, I think, that made people just so obsessed with it.