After a world premiere on KanesThe Ethan Coen Held the North American premiere for “Honey Don’t!” At Metrograph in Manhattan on Wednesday, August 13. The Dark Comedy follows Honey, played by Margaret Qualeythat examines a local cult. Aubrey PlazaCharlie Day and Billy Eichner co -star in filmTogether with Tricia Cooke.
Indieview picked up the plaza on the red carpet, where she detailed herself ready to play Hollywood Madam Heidi FleissWho ran “the world’s largest high-end prostitution ring” and counted actors, politicians and other leading men among its clients in the 1990s. “I’ve been on this track for a while,” she told IndieWire.
“I got it in my head that I want to play her a couple of years ago and i’ve never played a real-life person before. It’s a different kind of scale, challenge, that i’m really excited about, and in just think she’s an incredible person, She’s Done Something That Probably Nobody Else Has Ever Done, and She’s Still Going. In Think She’s The Ultimate Badass Icon and She Deserves The Royal Treatment. We Shall Give It To Her. ”
When it comes to Plaza has talked to Fleiss, she said: “I haven’t talked to her, (but) I hope so. I hope to be able to make a little trip to her place in the desert at some time. Spiritual I know her. I have heard that she is very excited about it. We are in early stages.”
Plaza will be reunited with Coen next month in “Let’s love!”, An off-Broadway game he wrote, with performances that started on Thursday, September 25 and opened on Wednesday 15 October. “He actually entered my trailer when we wrapped” honey, not! “And he was like,” I wrote this piece. And I was like, “I will literally do everything you tell me to do.” This is how I go. ”
When it comes to Qualley, the Golden Globe nomin dropped on its musical side for the first time and created Alter Ego Lace Manhattan around this movie. While she has appeared in music videos for bleachers and rainfords, her vocal chops float in two songs for the film, produced by Make Jack Antonoff and co -written by director Coen. “It was so fun,” she said.
“Me and my friend Talia Ryder met to make these videos as if we were pop stars and there is not much to explain other than girls who have fun.” When it comes to whether one of Antonoff’s collaborators, which includes Lana Del Rey and Sabrina Carpenter, to name a few, gave her all the musical advice, she said, “Oh, no. I wasn’t even involved in music creation. I just act part.”
She will soon be seen in Ridley Scott’s post-apocalyptic thriller “The dog stars,” which was filmed earlier this year with Jacob Elordi and Josh Brolin. “It was cool,” Qualley said about working with the director. “He is such a well -oiled machine. It was a scale of film that I had not really experienced before.”
“Honey not!” Premiere August 22 in theaters from focus functions. Check out the trailer here.
