Lucy Lawless: intervista all'attrice di Ash vs evil dead

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00:00Ok, vorrei parlare un po' di Ashton vs Civil Death e il tuo ruby.

00:06Hai sempre giocato forte e potente donne?

00:11Non sempre, è il mio sogno.

00:14Io amo giocare persone che sono molto piccole, ma non ho alcuni chancenzi.

00:19Quindi ho chiesto, qual è la reale Lucy Lawless?

00:22Hai sentito una connessione?

00:24Non lo so.

00:25Do you feel you have something in common with your characters?

00:32When I do the characters, I take somebody else's words

00:35and I try to find parts of myself and parts of my story

00:41that are the rationale.

00:46I try to find the reason what makes me want to say these words.

00:50But none of the characters are me.

00:51There are only strands of me with the words of the writer

00:56and then we make all the other characters

01:01and all the lighting and the sound and the music

01:05and the scene, the design, makes a beautiful tapestry.

01:11But yeah, so I'm like weaving one part of it.

01:14It's the part you see.

01:18So in the show there's a lot going on

01:22with all the demons and the fighting.

01:25I was wondering, what's your precious moment on the set?

01:30Something funny that you remember?

01:32Laughing with Dana is always good.

01:34Like killing Kelly was so terrible and so great.

01:42Um, yeah, I must say working with Dana

01:46was a really great pleasure.

01:48She's a very funny woman and a great Italian-American.

01:52So I was trying to teach her some Italian.

01:56Let's talk about something a little off-topic

02:00because I know you played Sappho in a musical, Pleasure Dome.

02:06So I was wondering if you could tell us something

02:09about this experience on stage.

02:11So I played Sappho in a musical called Welcome to the Pleasure Dome

02:16and she is an ageing nightclub diva who is gay.

02:21And just when she is about to lose her health, her beauty, her job,

02:29she finds love.

02:32And it's with the young and beautiful daughter

02:36of a character who's a little bit like Mr. Trump.

02:40So, um, she comes in and seduces Ivanka Trump, basically.

02:49That's interesting.

02:51Didn't really happen.

02:53But, um, I don't know.

02:56It's fun.

02:56So we did this crazy musical and in this nightclub,

02:59um, which the villain wants, you know,

03:04the Trump character wants to pull down,

03:06um, there are drug dealers

03:09and there are, uh, you know, cross-dressers

03:13and there are, everybody's very glamorous and beautiful,

03:17but it's wild as well.

03:19And it was back, it's set in 1984 in New York.

03:23Um, and two love stories happen

03:28and they happen to be two same-sex love stories.

03:31And the audience, the most amazing thing

03:34is that the audience didn't even care about that

03:37because they liked the individuals, the characters,

03:40and they loved the music.

03:43So, in a way, it, the fact that the characters

03:49are in same-sex relationships, uh, it meant nothing.

03:55It meant, didn't stop.

03:58There was no judgment about that.

03:59and, um, yeah, and it was just a great night out for all.

04:05So, I think if we made it a little bit easier

04:08for, um, some gay person, young person's parents

04:15to accept them coming out,

04:17then I think we did a good thing.

04:19And it's just fun, just pure, pure entertainment.

04:22I would love to see it.

04:23All the great music from Frankie Goes to Hollywood, obviously.

04:26We had some Bruce Springsteen.

04:28I sang I'm on Fire to, um, to the Ingenue.

04:33You know.

04:33It's amazing.

04:34Yeah. It was, it was really great, sexy, wild fun.

04:39I think queer.

04:40You know.

04:40Yeah.

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