- Carrie Coon Explains Why She Joined the MCU for Avengers: Infinity War
- Gloria Steinem Offers Hope in the Wake of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Passing
- American Horror Story: Gabourey Sidibe Is Eager to Return as a Director
- Gabourey Sidibe on Life After Her Oscar Nomination: "The Seas Did Not Part That Same Way for Me"
- The Devil All the Time Director Antonio Campos on What They Don’t Teach You in Film School
- Gone Girl: Carrie Coon Clarifies a Misconception About David Fincher
- Joel Kinnaman Reveals Why The Secrets We Keep Was Such a Tough Shoot
- Bill Skarsgård on Being Intimidated by His Role in The Devil All the Time
- Carrie Coon Reflects on The Leftovers Finale and Nora's Decision
- Broken Hearts Gallery Director Natalie Krinsky on the Film's Journey from Black List to Big Screen
- Lovecraft Country: Wunmi Mosaku Details the Painful Experience of Making Episode 5
Gone Girl: Carrie Coon Clarifies a Misconception About David Fincher
Sep 18 2020
Carrie Coon already had a Tony Award nomination to her name when she stepped on the set of Gone Girl, but switching mediums and jumping into your first feature film can still involve quite the learning curve. And on top of that, Coon was taking that plunge with a David Fincher film.
What do you think?
👍 0
👎 0
🔥 0
😊 0
💩 0
😍 0
😤 0
