Milly Alcock

So you wear like under armor, just so you don't like get like...

friction burn or whatever.

And then you put the harness on.

And then you put like a different, they'll make like a special stunt suit and they'll have multiples.

And you put, which is like your costume.

And then you put that on over the top.

And then where they do pick points, which is where they attach the like...

carabiners or whatever to like secure you in it's not a carabiner but it's something like that they'll cut holes in the costume but the tuning fork it was like a harness here and usually with a harness like around your waist that's your waist you're just being pulled up like that but because of the way the tuning fork worked and you have to like lie flat and like spin around your hips are like it's like this and then they squeeze you out so your whole like pelvis basically is like pressed out and you just get

No, it was crazy.

Cause like the first time that I wore the suit was for Superman for that, like little cameo that I had.

And I'd like been cast to like,

month before right because they needed to kind of squeeze me in before the end of the shoot like you know link the two films together right and I remember putting on and being like oh this is this is happening now this isn't a dream this is actually real and the day was great I remember doing the kind of with the the scene with the dog that wasn't a dog it was a woman in a gray suit was barking at me and

So weird.

It's so weird.

And Chantal, one of our producers, just looked at me and cried.

And I was like, I've never met her before at that time.

I was like, are you okay?

And she was like, I've been trying to make this film for five years.

And it's happening.

And I just gave her a massive hug.