Liz Caplan

And I will say, based on your question, that when I saw Lynn recently, I said to him, I just need you to know that you reaching out to me and trusting me with Andrew, who had not ever had any singing experience, and I got to sort of help birth his voice, was definitely a career highlight.

in that it used everything I had and knew.

And it was a psychological journey.

It was an emotional journey.

It was a spiritual journey.

It's like, please help us, you know?

So that is a career highlight.

There have been so many, and I don't mean to be minimizing, you know, all the things I've done, but also, you know, working with Hugh and getting him prepared for the greatest showman film and how that film ended up being responded to.

was extraordinary.

And I have worked with him on other films since.

I actually was helping him not lose his voice when he was doing Wolverine because his voice was going to need to be in one piece because we were going to be going back into The Greatest Showman.

So I was like, OK, what exactly is happening with your voice?

How hard are you growling?

And so he actually growled.

And this is obviously on Zoom.

And I said, OK, that's definitely going to kill you.

Let's find a better way to do that.

So it was just like sharing ideas and finding ways to sort of know that he could do what he had to do, not try to hold back and not be in the moment, but figure out a way to like, as a precursor to making that growling sound that we remember Wolverine doing, it was preparing his body for it and his breath for it.

So that's been a reward sort of cyclically over time.

Yeah.