Allison Williams is the star of the new movie #M3GAN. It’s a killer robot thriller that might also be a movie about Allison Williams herself. 📸: The Tyler Twins wired.trib.al/xrhucVP 1/7 
With an English degree from Yale, Williams is no stranger to elaborate ideas like the metaverse, strategy, and thinking outside the box—making her a natural fit for the role of #M3GAN’s Gemma, an AI genius. 2/7
“I couldn’t resist an ambiguous creator figure,” says Williams, who sees in #M3GAN a family resemblance to one of her favorite books, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The chance to toy with viewers entices her and draws her back to horror. 3/7
In addition to her book smarts, Williams is disarmingly aware of how she is perceived & how her own privilege impacts her career. Williams’ superpower is knowing what space not to take up—the endless battle that so many white actors can’t stop losing, all of the time. #M3GAN 4/7
Because money isn’t her motive, Williams only takes work that she’s excited to talk about and dissect at length. Her formula for success is simply this: make cool and weird shit, get good reviews, and then go about her business until she finds the next thing. #M3GANMovie 5/7
Each of Williams’ performances has become a handshake with the one before it, which adds another layer of depth to the intricate star persona she’s lacing together. Ultimately, Williams is a badass actress that has mastered the art of desirability. #M3GAN 📸: The Tyler Twins 6/7
Read @JorCru’s incredibly self-aware profile piece on Allison Williams #M3GAN #M3GANMovie: wired.trib.al/xrhucVP 7/7
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