Name: Selena Gomez & Zoe Saldaña Interview Each Other | Vogue
Uploaded: 2024-12-19T07:12:39.000Z
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And as soon as they said, action, Selena,   Oh, gosh.

If you could swap wardrobes with an iconic movie character, who would it be?

It would be Catherine Deneuve's character in Belle de Jeune.

I don't know why it's like, Belle de Jeune, yeah.

No idea where I'd wear any of those clothes, but they were so weird and fantastically.

Name one of your favorite movies that you think people would be surprised by.

It's with Renee Zellweger and Meryl Streep.

I don't think a lot of people have seen it, so that's why I think they'd be surprised.

For me, it's just one of Tony Scott's first films, and it's called The Hunger.

And it's with David Bowie and Catherine Deneuve.

What is your favorite part of the movie-making process?

I love just being in production and meeting every department and seeing just how the grips do their job.

And then when the film is done and delivered, that's what you give to your audience.

Yeah, I mean, I actually agree with that, because without having a connection to the wardrobe, to the crew, it almost feels a little alienated.

And I love feeling like I'm part of a unit.

And I meet the loveliest people that way, and you're all in this together.

What is the most you've ever laughed on set?

Well, I am very fortunate enough to work with Steve Martin and Martin Short.

And I think that's all I need to say, because this last season, there was a scene where Molly Shannon plays drunk.

And there was never a shot of me going like this for a second, because I could not contain my laughter.

For me, I think it was on the set of Avatar, Jin working sort of like the cameras.

And they call it like a gimbal, like this camera that he built for it.

Every time it wasn't working and the system would crash, because we were working with so much technology, sometimes he would lose it a little bit.

And then we all learned to lose it ourselves.

I would always try to laugh, always thinking, OK, how long is this crash going to be with the system?

And if that's the case, what are we going to do?

Sometimes we would play cards, just waiting for the system to rebuild itself.

So I remember just laughing a lot, because I thought this was my first time dealing with technology and understanding that process and just finding it extremely hilarious.

No, that's so, I would not know what to do.

What is the biggest risk you've ever taken?

What is the biggest risk you've ever taken in a performance?

I would say, lately, it was playing Rita and Emilia Perez.

The opportunity to reconnect with ballet, which was something that I, you know, it's something I haven't danced in 20 years.

Once you do something so well and then all of a sudden you stop doing it, it's you only recognize your mortality when you reconnect with that and your body isn't really kind of responding.

So it always felt like I was taking a risk in terms of like, either am I getting hurt?

I had never really played a mother before, which is, you know, one of my biggest desires.

Every little nuance to Jesse and Emilia was very new for me.  Come on, you brought it, come on.

A good tip is reminding yourself to breathe, because when we forget to breathe, oxygen stops going to the brain and that causes panic.

When you are prepared, nothing can get in your way.

And I would also, you actually have helped me because I'm a little socially awkward sometimes.

So in moments I'll be shaking and you'll just you'll just say like, breathe.

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