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 Also starring alongside Brittany is actor Matthew Broderick who plays Amanda’s gambling uncle. She shared with us what was like working with him. “In terms of working with Matthew, what I loved about him, from the very beginning, was how I instantly knew it was going to be great, because his humor and his energy is so different from mine and I appreciate his so much,” she gushes, “And I knew I wanted to play the character a certain way, so I definitely played that a little bit.” “I knew my energy was going to be really high and really crazy because I wanted her to be overly happy,” Snow continues, “I knew he was going to play it in a certain way, so I kind of liked that back and forth banter and chemistry that we had and hopefully, it worked. Matthew’s not really bad, either. He’ll make it.” Snow’s enthusiasm is clearly in a constant spark as she shared with us what filming was like. “Horrible, no I’m kidding,” she says, “It was so, so fun. Oh, my gosh, it was weird how much they had their own sort of dialogue and we were talking about how they would break out into these old movie quotes or start singing musicals. My facial expression was always the same, which was like, I don’t know what the heck they’re talking about, but they’re so funny. They’re just so funny and especially together, so it was fun. I found myself challenging to keep up with them with their humor, which was kind of cool.” Being known primarily for doing comedies, we also asked Brittany whether she felt certain that her comedic performances were funny enough in her estimation. “No, and that’s what’s so scary about the whole process, especially comedy,” Snow says, “And with this type of thing, it was a very independent movie and we did things very fast. Peter talks very fast and we only did one take and the pace of it was always very intimidating because, being actor, you want feedback and you want to think about it and Peter was just like, ‘We got to go! We got to go!’ We’d only do one take sometimes and it was like (shrieks) freaking out. But it was good because it was a change of pace and it forced me to keep up with the comedy and the tone. There wasn’t really enough time to question everything, like ‘Oh, my gosh! Is this going to be funny? Should I do it over?’, anything like that.” “We just ... |
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