IF Movie Interview: Cailey Fleming
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- For someone so young, actress Cailey Fleming has already carved out a place for herself in Hollywood. John Krasinski's family-friendly IF may be her first leading role in a feature film, but Fleming has tons of experience from her breakout role as Judith Grimes in The Walking Dead and landing major Disney projects such as "Young Rey" in the Star Wars universe and "Kid Sylvie" in the MCU series Loki. In IF, Fleming gets to flex her dramatic chops, and while she admits she was a little nervous, co-stars Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool & Wolverine) and Krasinski made it "the best experience all around."
In the movie, Fleming plays Bea, a little girl who's dealing with big issues. As she's managing her day-to-day the best she can, Bea begins seeing bizarre, magical creatures that she learns are forgotten imaginary friends, or IFs, if you will. Come to find out, her neighbor, Cal (Reynolds), can see them too, but he's none too happy about it. Together, they team up to match the IFs with kids before it's too late. To provide the voices for this wacky ensemble, Krasinski enlisted the talent of his former co-star Steve Carell (The Office), Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag), Emily Blunt (Oppenheimer), Matt Damon (The Martian), and tons more.
In this conversation with Collider's Steve Weintraub, Fleming talks about getting to work with some of the best in Hollywood and what she was most excited about when stepping on set. She also shares how co-star and writer-director Krasinski transformed a particularly difficult scene into something unforgettably special, the scene she was most excited to shoot, and why Reynolds made a pretty stellar co-star.
IF is exclusively in theaters now.
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since that first scene in TWD with Rick's hat and gun looking so badass she stole my heart. Then she stole every single scene she was in.
I knew she'd be even more amazing as she grows up. Little Badass Judith is now 17 and with a bright future ahead of her, with (surely) some awards to her name.
Yeah she definitely did well with the crying scene as me and my friends were crying along with her 😂
She has a bright future
She's very real
It's hard to believe this lovely girl is seventeen. I suspect she'll be playing teen roles into her thirties. Good for you, Cailey, don't rush growing up. Follow your IF character's philosophy, and stay young forever!
The movie was awesome I loved it so much the cast was so awesome 👌
There is no shot she is 17
The older you get the younger teens start to look, when you were 17, 50 year olds looked ancient, now that you are probably around 50, 17 year olds look like toodlers.
Crazy time flys
The way you ended that interview was so awkward and strange. Maybe think about saying, "Well we are all super excited for the release and looking forward to seeing what you bring next, thank you for being with us today."
He probably got a hard stop (in 5 seconds) notice from her handler and knew his feed was about to get cut... I'm sure he had a lot more to ask/finish with.
@@jcnunny Who is "her handler"? Like a manager? What is a 17-year-old college kid doing with a manager?
@bruhman5716 she is an actor. More than likely has an agent and manager that assist with her public appearances. It's not uncommon for famous people to have a team of support personnel.
She’s so me
Why are critic reviews such garbage the movie was great my oldest son even liked it and hes a big critic himself lol.
Don’t listen to the stupid critics. They hate on almost everything, doesn’t matter if the movie is good or bad. Even if it’s like a big blockbuster, they’ll give it so much negativity. It’s really ridiculous if you ask me!
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Amen