TVLINE | Why do you think your character stays as one of the house’s caretakers when so many bad things have happened there, some of them to her? It looks like you have angel wings.” And then we utilized that, but it was not intentional going into the scene. And was like, “Wait, don’t move, don’t move. It was a happy accident, just in terms of my blocking and my timing and where I was stopping. Given what we know about all of the other visual hints Mike Flanagan worked into the series, I assume this was no accident. You’re holding paint cans in and you stop right in front of the angel sculpture, and it looks like Mrs. | When I was rewatching, I noticed something in the scene where you and Carla are in the solarium with the sculptures. The Haunting of Hill HOuse Annabeth Gish Interview Mrs Dudley Like, my boots were almost from the 1860s, and it was just a strange, off wardrobe and texture that makes it seem like she’s…. Lynn Falconer, the costume designer, wanted very specific. So you know, putting on a big shiny cross. It’s strange for me, because I’m not particularly religious in the fundamental sense. TVLINE | Did you do any kind of special prep to get into Mrs. Topics included a cool visual that was a “happy accident,” the unique way one of her co-stars introduced himself and why in the world Clara Dudley would choose to stick around such a creepy place for so long. In the Q&A below, we picked Gish’s brain about all things Hill House. Like, is her daughter real? Is she real? What, exactly, is it?” “We wanted a tiny nod to the fact that she’s lived through all of these Hills, and the potential that you never really know. “We wanted her to be almost ghostly herself,” she says. Dudley would use Rosalie Crutchley’s performance in the 1963 film adaptation as a starting point.
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Gish is also a fan of the Shirley Jackson novel on which the Netflix series is loosely based - and she says she and Flanagan discussed how the newest incarnation of Mrs.
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