Name: KJ Apa & Shania Twain Draw Each Other's Portraits | Portrait Mode | Harper's BAZAAR
Uploaded: 2020-12-03T20:40:06.000Z
Duration: 5 min 33 s
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Modal verbs - A2

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I'm k j I'm Shania Twain, and we have 10 minutes for the segment portrait mode where we will be drawing a portrait of each other while being asked questions for 10 minutes.

No, it's hard to answer the questions at the same time.

Um, what drew me to the wrong, you know, it's just It's terrible what I'm doing.

Okay, what drew me to the role You go first.

Yeah, I was because of the story was so beautiful.

And I was so busy doing musical my life that I never really thought I would ever get tau acting or get a chance to act.

It turned out to be such an incredible experience.

You really nice hair, actually, a soon as I read that script, You better.

I've never, ever heard of a story like that.

So I think knowing that maybe there could be playing a real life character and having that kind of responsibility was challenging and seem exciting.

I didn't get I got when I actually right before we started this video minds looking so good.

I'm so much worse than I thought at this.

I think you really might have really teaches.

You have a great musical field and you'll come naturally to you.

The part well way could do that for sure.

No, you're being a little like I've dropped about it.

It's what's at the core of it that counts.

Added pressure, playing a real person in, Of course, man.

Huge responsibility just because we're dealing with someone's life, you know, I think you know, having Jeremy there also to was really helpful.

And also, um, good to keep everything authentic to make sure we're honest about the story and how we're telling the story.

Israel is actually what happened If Jeremy had not being there, Do you think that there's a danger of creative freedom for an actor to really get off point?

Yeah, I was a little hesitant of that, too.

I was a little scared of him being on set just because I don't know.

I didn't know how to feel about him watching me do every everything.

But then after the first day, I realized it wasn't weird at all because he was so he wasn't weird about anything.

And he wanted me to make it my own kind of too.

Maybe I went up to him and I was like, How did this make you feel in this moment?

That's a good point, cause I didn't put a nose on u E.