Julianne Moore knew the moment in May December where her character would break down. It wasn’t exactly written that way in Samy Burch’s script, nor was it director Todd Haynes’s vision for the emotional scene. But Moore always comes onto a set—especially an independent one, where time is of the essence—fully prepared. She does the work, she understands what’s required, and she knows what she needs to give the camera and when. Then she gets it done. The Oscar winner’s process is so refined and streamlined she can make even the most epic of onscreen meltdowns look easy.
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