Kaitlyn Dever
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Okay, right. So I, but yeah, for Booksmart, It felt like the real sort of character work I had to do there was just like getting to know Beanie and living with her and eating pancakes with her and just making sure we were on top of our lines. Because Amy really felt very similar to me in a lot of ways. So it didn't feel like such a jump.
And it was really about... The main character of that story is their friendship. But yeah, for Dope Sick, that was the other project that I did do a spreadsheet for. Because again, that was jumping all over the place. I mean, yeah, man. That was really... We were doing like...
scenes from episode eight and episode one all in one day sometimes yeah it was really and we would like switch because we'd have different directors for each episode so like after we'd like have one director before lunch and then have a different director after lunch wait what is that how it works in television sometimes you like when you're shooting like a show like that sometimes yeah sometimes it does but uh like for apple side of vinegar we had one director for the whole six episodes but yeah for something like dope sick we had like
three different directors for all eight... I think there were eight episodes.
It was really bangs, no bangs, really. Right, yeah. No, it's much darker than that. Um, I think it was, yeah, I wanted to keep track of the time, but also the withdrawals that she was going through. So sometimes she was like doing a lot better and she was on the up and then she'd have relapse and withdrawals were really intense again. So I felt like I really needed to
keep track of that and um but yeah a lot of it was like oh this is bang betsy and then this is no bangs what was it like working with michael keaton i love that i love him he's honestly like he has been and and and always like just been my one of my favorite actors ever i think i He's kind of I mean, he's done so much work, but I also feel like we haven't gotten enough of Michael.
But I think that like that's why we love him so much. I think he like he does this like amazing movie and then he kind of like tucks away again. And there's something that I feel like I don't know. I really admire that about him. Did you ever see the movie Jack Frost?
Yeah.
I don't know. He like turns into a snowman. He's like a man turned into a snowman. Is it a Disney one? I have no idea, honestly. But I just remember having this, like, image of him as a snowman. And, like, when he turned into a snowman, he still looked like Michael Keaton because they still kept his eyebrows somehow. But, no, I just was a fan of his.
It was really, like, if I'm to pick, like, two actors that I really admired as, like, a little kid, it would be Tony Collette and Michael Keaton. I love Tony Collette. I got to, it's just really kind of crazy that I got to work with both of them, um, like pretty early on in my career, I'd say. And, and yeah, but he's, he's so cool.
I like how, um, he's really relaxed and he makes you feel relaxed, um, when you're doing scenes with him. And I don't know, I just, I, I love, I just really liked his energy, like when we were working and then
post the show coming out i just loved how like i don't know he's pretty he was honestly like he pretty careless about the whole press thing of it all he really just wanted to be back home and yeah chilling which i really appreciate um he seems like just he's yeah he's one of the most down-to-earth people i've like one of the most down-to-earth actors and people i've ever met
And so do you.
I am not holding this mic right in this whole interview.
Hold it however you want. What?
I have been acting for, oh my God. Wait, I didn't sip this.
Okay. Well, I started working. I did my first movie when I was 11. Okay. What? And I had been doing commercial. I had gotten a lot of commercials like the year prior to that. So I guess I was like 10 when I first started like working. And I started doing acting classes in Texas. So I said I was from Arizona, but I moved to Texas when I was a baby.
So I really don't consider Arizona like my hometown in any sort of way or like where I grew up. Right.
texas dallas texas is really kind of where i i'm going there next week or this week for my show of my tour for my first god yeah do you have any recommendations um no just because i was a child and i don't remember a lot i remember my trampoline i remember all of the childhood core memories the snow and all of that so i don't have any recommendations i'm so sorry it snows there oh Yeah.
I did not know that. No one knows that. It's weird. It gets really cold in Texas. There's a real season change.
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