The actress cried "uneasily" for an hour after shooting a sequence for her latest film, 'The Favourite', in which she had to hurt an adorable bunny
Throughout her film career, Emma Stone has faced the filming of several scenes that have tested the limits of her physical and mental resistance, such as when she tried -unsuccessfully- to recreate the famous jump from 'Dirty Dancing' opposite his partner Ryan Gosling in the comedy 'Crazy, Stupid, Love', only to realize that he suffered from a terrible phobia of heights.
In her latest film, the historical drama 'The Favourite, she has once again faced new challenges, including filming an encounter with Olivia Colman that she has described as "hilarious", but none of them managed to alter her as much as the perspective to record a sequence in which she had to be "aggressive" with an adorable bunny.
"I don't want to reveal more than necessary, but towards the end of the story I have to be a little aggressive with a little rabbit. I was crying my eyes out for an hour," the interpreter has now confessed in an interview.
Before anyone is scandalized, the artist has taken it upon herself to ensure that she had the help of professionals to show her how she should treat her furry co-star and that the only one who suffered in that shot was her, not the animal.
"Honestly, they walked me through the whole process to teach me how to be careful and not hurt them, but it was very, very upsetting anyway. The mere thought of hurting an animal breaks my heart." this has assured me about his experience in the film directed by Yorgos Lanthimos. "And the rabbit was fine, nothing happened to it."
