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Photo: Courtesy of NetflixYou always rely on your own temper. Can you count on that with Kate, or do you have to play her straight? Well, Kate is almost always serious [laughs]. I love that the writers focus on that, and the show is so self-conscious and always winks at the audience, but Kate doesn’t seem to like that. You will have a few moments when Kate is sarcastic or cynical, but not always. I think that’s important, because I think it’s very easy to lean in the other direction and overdo it [laughs]. Tell me about working with Penn. I read that there was a point on set when he turned to you and said, “Oh, you don’t look like your character!” What made him say that? I can’t remember, but it was probably something lame, like a fart joke. At the time, we were filming quite a distance away, but we didn’t spend that much time together—we did a few scenes and in all of them Kate told [Joe] that she How much I hate him. When Penn said that, I was like, “Um… thanks.” I’m very grateful [laughs]. It took some time to get used to each other. Also, at that stage, there’s nothing between those two characters — they’re just rivals so they don’t need to be particularly close or connected. For those scenes, the less we know about each other, the better. However, I got to know him better later on and it was great to watch him delve into the darkest parts of Joe. Joe is absolutely terrible and Penn is totally committed to it. You’ll want to make him much more likable, but he doesn’t always do that. You believe his anger.
Photo: Courtesy of NetflixYou’re pretty much guaranteed to top the Netflix charts all the time. How do you feel now that the first five episodes are about to drop? Are you ready for the memes? I’m nervous, but also excited to know that so many people will, hopefully, watch it. The show’s fan base is strong and loyal, and I know they’ll say exactly how they feel, which is great. And in terms of memes, I think there’s only one gif of me right now—it’s from a TV show I did a long time ago called Siblings, Where I’m Drinking. I was really excited about that. It’s lame for me to describe my own gifs, but it’s proof that I have very little. So there will be multiple fingers crossing, though it’s also my worst nightmare to have loads of gifs. But now I’ve made the bed [laughs].
And finally, we know that You’s female leads are generally not as good. Is there any chance that Joe will finally meet his rival with Kate? You probably know Connie Britton from Friday Night Lights, Nashville, American Horror Story, The White Lotus, or any of the other TV shows she’s appeared on—often playing the role of a kind suburban mom, a field familiar she’s always administered injections with surprising depth — but on the all-new Apple TV series Dear Edward, she embarks on a whole new challenge: portraying grief on the screen photo, with all the challenges attached. Based on the novel of the same name by Ann Napolitano, the TV version of Dear Edward is the brainchild of Jason Katims, creator of Friday Night Lights, and the show shares some emotional DNA with the classic series Texas football, but it’s more than a tear-jerking movie. . Britton plays Dee Dee, a posh housewife forced to face the bad side of life after losing her husband in a plane crash. Vogue recently spoke with Britton about filming Dear Edward, the potential healing power of discussing grief on TV, the roles she’s most reliably recognized for, and the challenges of acting. output is still ahead. Read the full interview below.
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