Netflix Wednesday Famous actress Jenna Ortega admitted that she changed the script of the series without informing the writers.
Ortega, 20, is the face of the streamer’s second-biggest English-language series of all time. Wednesdayrevealed in the last episode Armchair expert podcast, he said that most of the original scripts didn’t make sense to him from the character’s point of view.
So, without informing the writers, they changed the dialogues.
“When I read the whole series, I was like, ‘Oh, this is for a younger audience,'” Ortega said.
He further said, “When I first joined the show, I didn’t have all the scripts. I thought it would be much darker. It wasn’t like that… I didn’t know what the tone was or what the score was going to be.”
“I don’t think I’ve ever had to put my feet up in such a way that I didn’t have to put them down. ‘Wednesday,– he continued. – That’s all Wednesday Everything I had to play made no sense to her character. Being in a love triangle with him? It was pointless. There was a line about a dress to wear to a school dance and she was like, “Oh my god, I love it. Ugh, I can’t believe I just said that.’
“I hate myself.” I should have gone “No”. There were times on that set where I was even unprofessional because I was just starting to switch lines. The script supervisor thought I was doing something, and then I had to sit down with the writers and they were like, “Wait, what happened to the scene? I had to go and explain why I couldn’t do certain things,” he added.
The You the actor did not want to act in the TV series Ellie Wednesday Addams was stunted and constantly monotonous, sick and shaky.
According to him, this method does not work for a teenager.
“I was very protective of him,” Ortega said. “You can’t have a conversation and you have an emotional arc because it’s boring and nobody likes you. It’s funny when you’re a little kid saying really hurtful, offensive things. and cute. But then you become a teenager and it sucks and you know it. Few excuses.”
