April 11th 2023.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Allison Williams chats with The Agency about the success of M3gan and the upcoming sequel, her fear of horror movies and her Love Island addiction.
When asked what inspired her to take on the role of M3gan, Williams revealed that she received an email from her Get Out collaborator, Jason Blum, which included a script. After speaking with director Gerard Johnstone, she knew they had to make the movie.
"We had to bring her to life," Williams said. "By the time we reached the person who freaked me out so much in the movie, we were all just so proud of her and our little creation. Not so little... our mighty, mighty creation."
The success of M3gan was evident even before the movie was released, as people were already dressing up as the doll for Halloween. Williams was proud of the impact M3gan had and the character's iconic look.
"We were designing her," she said. "Gerard was saying about her costume, 'I want it to be so specific that it can be iconic, like a Halloween costume that people could easily recognize who they're dressed up as.' When I saw the finished product, I thought, 'Wow, this is so specific, what a look!'"
When asked who would win in a fight between M3gan and Chucky, Williams said that it wouldn't be a fair fight.
"M3gan is so beyond that," she said. "She has the bow and then the dress that looks like a coat, it's all so specific. She would Wikipedia Chucky, and she would look up how he's been defeated in past Chucky movies. It's just not a fair fight; she's the internet, and she has this superhuman strength."
A sequel to M3gan has been confirmed and Williams is onboard, producing the movie. She's excited to take on the project and bring more M3gan into people's lives.
Williams recently welcomed her first child with partner Alexander Dreymon, which has made her think twice about smart devices.
"It definitely does make you tune into that immediate intuitive interaction that kids can have with technology," she said. "It's built to be so instinctive and intuitive for kids to use. It makes you think twice, but I think that is one of the core purposes of the movie, is examining our relationship and reliance on technology."
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(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Allison Williams talks to The Agency about all things M3gan and her Love Island obsession
Get Out and Girls actress Allison Williams, 34, recently opened up to us about her work on the thrilling movie, M3gan, and her sequel plans, her fear of scary movies and her Love Island obsession.
When asked what led her to M3gan, Allison said that it was an email from producer Jason Blum, who she had worked with on Get Out, that did it for her. Jason's email, expressing his need for her involvement, was the ultimate push for her to take on the project. She said that when she read the script and spoke to director Gerard Johnstone about his vision for it, she knew they had to do it.
The actress was amazed when people started dressing up as the M3gan character for Halloween, even before the film had come out. She recalled that when designing the character, Gerard wanted her to be so specific that her costume could become iconic and be easily recognizable as a Halloween costume. Seeing people wearing the costume at the premiere and for Halloween was incredibly gratifying for Allison and the team.
When asked who would win in a fight between M3gan and Chucky, Allison said it's not a fair fight, as M3gan is beyond human and would take advantage of her superhuman strength and the internet to defeat Chucky.
The sequel for M3gan has been confirmed and Allison is already producing it! She's excited to bring more M3gan into people's lives and have a little bit more fun with it this time.
With her recent experience as a mom, Allison said that they are still a few years away from having to think about smart devices in the house, but it has made her more aware of the intuitive interaction that kids have with technology. She said that this is one of the core purposes of the movie, to examine our relationship and reliance on technology, particularly with children.
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