The entire process — including rewatching the original about 40 times on her own accord for research purposes — took about two months starting in July of 2021, Henderson said. on.today.com/3fRb43a
No longer watching it for fun, Henderson carefully studied Midler’s Winifred: Who she was as a person, her relationship with her sisters and Midler’s innate mannerisms on screen like how she talks, the way she reacts to things, and more. on.today.com/3fRb43a
She got to chat with @BetteMidler once about playing Winifred while on set: “Bette said to embody the character more than I think is necessary. Bigger is always better with her.”
During production, Henderson watched the original film each night prior to filming, which she said lasted about twenty days on set in Rhode Island, alongside her on-screen co-stars @jujubrener and Nina Kitchen. on.today.com/3fRb43a
Out of all the praise Henderson’s been receiving, there is one opinion that mattered most to Henderson: Midler's herself.
“She said she really, really likes me in the movie, which was amazing. That is all I wanted and all I needed,” Henderson said. on.today.com/3fRb43a
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In her first starring role since 2013, Lohan plays an heiress who suffers from total amnesia after a skiing accident, and finds herself in the care of a handsome lodge owner. on.today.com/3Vcdfyf
In an interview with Netflix Tudum, Lohan said she enjoyed doing her own stunts, including her flying over the mountain.
“All the stunt scenes were really fun for me because I haven’t gotten to do that much in a lot of my films,” she said. on.today.com/3Vcdfyf
@BCross052422 Cross's crusade is one symptom of the deep anger among Uvalde victims' relatives, as information continues to drip out about law enforcement failures the day of the shooting.
@BCross052422@DCampoamor Cross’s son, 10-year-old Uziyah Garcia, loved the color red, was a huge Spider-Man fan, and inexplicably enjoyed McDonald’s apple slices with bbq sauce.
EXCLUSIVE: The Archewell Foundation, a nonprofit organization founded by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, has teamed up with The @VINGproject to give $1 million in grants to women who serve as inspiration to young individuals.
@VINGproject The partnership, which was inspired by "Archetypes," Markle's Spotify podcast, asks anyone between the ages of 14 and 18 to nominate a woman who has inspired them and worked hard to meet their goals, despite facing challenges such as financial hardships. on.today.com/3T14p4L
@VINGproject "Two things that bring me great joy are supporting women, and the spirit of giving. With the return of Archetypes, Archewell Foundation and VING have come together to create the perfect combination of these loves," Markle said. on.today.com/3T14p4L
“If it was why I was quitting, I would have not come back this year. I really did think about not coming back because it was devastating.” -Ellen DeGeneres on the claims of a toxic workplace at her talk show
“It's a moment where we have to decide as a party whether we're going to embrace the truth.” -Rep. Liz Cheney tells @SavannahGuthrie
“This isn't about looking backwards. This is about the real-time, current potential damage that he's doing, that he continues to do.” -Rep. Liz Cheney on former President Trump