Name: ジェナ・オルテガが「最も検索された質問」に答える | Autocomplete Interview | WIRED Japan
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My name is Jenna Ortega, and this is the Wired Autocomplete Interview. ["Wired"] I'm very excited.

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Is Jenna Ortega related to Gina Rodriguez?

People might be asking if I'm related to Gina because I play the younger version of her in Jane the Virgin.

It was one of the first jobs that I ever did.

And I also think people always love when people see each other in projects that are related and they're actually related.

I'm giving no one that satisfaction with this answer.

Is Jenna Ortega playing Wednesday Addams?

I've never played someone that has been portrayed before and especially so flawlessly.

It's weird to do something that people have already created expectations and ideas of and still try to do something different that doesn't stray too far from the character but also puts her in a different world and atmosphere.

I don't know much about horoscopes, but living in LA, I do know that I'm Libra and I have been told, you're such a Libra.

And we're apparently really indecisive and I am.

I'm assuming they're talking about the beautiful, wonderful baby angel face, Maddie Ziegler.

She was somebody that I instantly clicked with.

We did a movie called The Fallout a couple years back.

And I feel like Maddie and I are the same person in different fonts.

And I'm a weirdo in like the, used to perform autopsies on little animals when I was younger, like little lizards that I found that were dead in my backyard.

She's weirdo in the sense that she breaks out into characters or movements or make faces.

Her comedic timing is so underappreciated.

She's also very creative and she's a bit of an artist and I see directing in her future and she does as well.

I give stunt coordinators such immense anxiety.

I will throw myself on the floor, off a wall.

I'll drive cars at 90 to 100 miles per hour with stunt brakes that I've never used before in my life.

Why is Jenna Ortega in New Zealand shooting that film X?

And I was there for maybe about three months.

I love their appreciation for their culture, the Maori people and how they make conscious effort to keep it alive.

And also some of the sweetest people I've ever met.

There's people that I met during that short shoot that I still am in contact with to this day.

Yeah, I just had to lay in the corner dead with a prosthetic on my face.

And it was funny because when I met Tim Burton for my Wednesday audition, I had just finished doing that.

So I had stage blood and glycerin sweat in my hair and a massive cut on my face and had been up for over 24 hours.

I got on the Zoom and he actually laughed.

I thought it was, I thought it was in here.

I look like Michael Caine in a Jenna Ortega scramble suit.

What is Jenna Ortega, what is Jenna Ortega first movie?

It was a movie called Afterwards with Marcia Gay Harden.

And she plays a suicidal librarian who goes to Costa Rica and she falls in love with a man there who has a daughter and I am that daughter.

So it's learning what a gaffer is and what a DP is and what this color tape they put on the floor is supposed to mean.

I was just taking it all in for the first time.

It could either be a film I did a couple months ago called Finest Kind with actors Toby Wallace, Ben Foster, Tommy Lee Jones, or it could be the second installment of the reboot of the Scream franchise.

And that will be out in March in theaters next year.

I just finished a film in Atlanta called Mother's Girl.

And yeah, now I'm just promoting this Netflix show.

It's been a long time since someone asked me that.

Truthfully speaking, I'm in a little bit of a better place than I was in the beginning of the year.

And I've recently worked on jobs that I had very memorable experiences on.

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