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T<\/span>wo of the finest actors of their generation pair up for the first time \u2013 one a Yorgos Lanthimos veteran, the other a newcomer to this world. When Emma Stone first partnered with Lanthimos on The Favourite<\/a> in 2018, it was the beginning of a beautiful creative partnership, which has now produced three feature films (including Poor Things<\/a> and now Kinds of Kindness<\/a>) and one short (Bleat). Kinds of Kindness is Jesse Plemons\u2019 first time working with both Stone and Lanthimos, and across the film, the pair play near strangers, a married couple, and devoted cult members, adding to their already impressive acting CVs. The trio will reunite on Lanthimos\u2019 next project, Bugonia, a remake of Jang Joon-hwan\u2019s 2003 sci-fi comedy Save the Green Planet!<\/p>\n

LWLies: What is your read on what Kinds of Kindness is actually about? <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: Oh, God. We\u2019re not going to have good answers for that.<\/p>\n

JP: I know Willem\u2019s going to be the one who has the answer.<\/p>\n

ES: Willem will do it. But it\u2019ll only be his interpretation. That\u2019s part of the amazing thing that I think Yorgos is able to sort of utilise in a lot of his storytelling. It really leaves itself open to many different interpretations. And I think he\u2019s much more interested in what people think than what he<\/em> necessarily means by it. Or in saying what he means by it.<\/p>\n

JP: He\u2019s an observer of life. And this is a modern film for him. Sort of.<\/p>\n

ES: It takes place in some kind of now, and it\u2019s dealing with universal themes, but a concise answer is tricky. And it even changes for me, you know, from when I started shooting to then seeing it last night. It kind of morphs as you go.<\/p>\n

Was the Cannes premiere the first time you had seen the finished version? <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: I\u2019ve seen it a bunch of times. Jesse had never seen it. And it made my night having Jesse here for the first time. That\u2019s a big way to watch that movie and have yourself in that movie. It\u2019s a vulnerable thing.<\/p>\n

JP: I felt like I made a terrible mistake. And then five minutes in, I calmed down and I really had to pee, so that kind of helped.<\/p>\n

How much does it matter for you as actors if you understand the central conceit of the film? <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: Just speaking for myself, in most films, I think I generally do understand the central conceit or the narrative structure, all of that. This one was a very special experience because it was so open to interpretation that it was fun to just find the meaning yourself. And I think everybody would agree \u2013 and we weren\u2019t discussing what everybody else thinks of it. It was fun to build this absurdist dream-like world. This was an interesting exercise.<\/p>\n

JP: To me, having not been in the Yorgos sphere before, it was so exciting and so scary because I feel like there\u2019s some instinct in you to try and understand and control and realise early on that\u2019s not the name of the game with this. It\u2019s like sitting in a pool of feelings and letting all of that guide you and then it just felt like repeatedly stepping off a ledge and hoping for the best. And at that point, when you get that that\u2019s the game, it\u2019s really exhilarating and becomes a lot of fun.<\/p>\n

One of the possible interpretations of the film is about that need to control and desire for power, and then for actors to be put in a place where you are putting a lot of faith not only in the director but in each other because you\u2019re working with such a small cast across stories. So you\u2019re getting the 4DX experience while you\u2019re working on it. <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: Yeah, I think that\u2019s very astute.<\/p>\n

You two have the main roles in the three different films \u2013 what did your preparation period look like before you got to the rehearsal? <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: I think it was the same as the preparation process for any character. There happened to be three characters, but one of the things that we learned early on from Yorgos\u2019 suggestions was that we were going to play them as truthfully as possible, and their look would change and some of their characteristics would be different, but it wasn\u2019t so immense, like Orphan Black where everyone is a completely different character, in the way that you\u2019re approaching it.<\/p>\n

JP: Yeah that was my experience too. In the beginning with any script, you\u2019re just kind of searching and circling trying to find the most exciting, interesting way in for yourself, so it doesn\u2019t feel like work. You\u2019re just following your curiosity and you spend a lot of time with the script, and the meaning is constantly changing. Eventually, you\u2019ll have an Eureka moment and then you\u2019re like, \u2018What? No that\u2019s not it,\u2019 and then you get to rehearsals and nothing makes sense.<\/p>\n

ES: Yeah, rehearsals don\u2019t help. Or, they do, but they don\u2019t feel<\/em> like they do. They actually really do in hindsight. There\u2019s an instinct to intellectualise and get cute or smart with something, rather than lead with character, circumstances, and the feeling that\u2019s built-in. But with Yorgos it\u2019s gradual. These things reveal themselves. We were lucky to shoot chronologically too, so we shot the stories in order. Each story gets more and more outsized and insane, so it gave us a sort of process. Jesse, you had to do so much upfront. That was great. I didn\u2019t really have to do that much in the first story.<\/p>\n

JP: Yeah, but then you had two massive monologues as well.<\/p>\n

ES: That was fun.<\/p>\n

JP: Sorry to bring that up.<\/p>\n

ES: There\u2019s nothing I get more panicked about than a monologue.<\/p>\n

Really?! <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: Oh my god. Yeah, Yorgos keeps giving them to me. He just loves to throw me a damn monologue.<\/p>\n

He senses that anxiety and he\u2019s like, \u2018I\u2019m going to give her another one.\u2019 <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: He doesn\u2019t sense it. He knows it! I\u2019ll say \u2018I don\u2019t want to do monologues\u2019. He\u2019s like, \u2018You\u2019re doing a monologue\u2019. It\u2019s good, you know, it helps you to expand.<\/p>\n

JP: It\u2019s exposure therapy.<\/p>\n

ES: Yeah, it\u2019s good. That\u2019s acting in general, it\u2019s therapy.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Jesse, when I interviewed your wife, Kirsten Dunst, she mentioned dreamwork was a big part of her creative process, and that you do it too. I was really interested if that was a factor in this film because the subconscious is such a big thing in Yorgos\u2019 movies. <\/strong><\/p>\n

JP: It was, and it always is. It\u2019s really another way to sort of prevent yourself from intellectualising and getting too cute with it. It grounds the material deeply within yourself and sometimes leads you to a take on it or a perception or an idea that you otherwise wouldn\u2019t have come across.<\/p>\n

You mentioned the rehearsal period on Yorgos\u2019s films earlier. How was it for this one? <\/strong><\/p>\n

JP: Is Yorgos okay with us giving away the secrets…<\/p>\n

ES: Yeah, yeah, yeah. He is, that\u2019s fine.<\/p>\n

JP: I\u2019m sure one of the ones you guys did on Poor Things was the trust exercise.<\/p>\n

ES: The chairs? Yeah, I love the chairs. That\u2019s my favourite one.<\/p>\n

JP: It\u2019s great. It\u2019s like you\u2019re at a summer camp or something. So basically, there\u2019s one person that\u2019s in charge of the chairs. Everyone else is walking around with their eyes closed. Whenever they feel like it, they slowly go to sit down and the person with the chairs has to quickly put the chair beneath them so they don\u2019t fall.<\/p>\n

ES: But three people could be sitting down at once because they all have their eyes closed. You\u2019re wandering around just like, who are you going to let fall…<\/p>\n

The person with the chairs is really stressed. <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: Yeah, it\u2019s really intense. But it\u2019s great. I think the best part about all of it, having done this rehearsal process quite a few times now, is what it engenders among the cast. Like the humour and embarrassing yourself and you laugh a lot in the rehearsals because it\u2019s just all so silly. But it really breeds a deep sense of trust. Before you\u2019ve even gone to set, you feel a kinship with the troupe. And I think it makes for a really nice experience rather than being like, hey, day one, good to meet you.<\/p>\n

JP: And my takeaway for it is that the only real objective of the game is to commit and lose yourself in the process, which does make you feel really confused and lost, which then I think is maybe the point too. Just fully throwing yourself into something ridiculous is a liberating, beneficial thing for actors, but almost for most people.<\/p>\n

That ease with each other and the material is important for comedy especially, so it feels natural. Yorgos\u2019 comedy has such a different rhythm too, and you\u2019ve both done comedy, but I\u2019m interested in whether this experience felt any different from your previous ones. <\/strong><\/p>\n

JP: I was nervous about the tone. You know, I\u2019ll be honest.<\/p>\n

ES: All right, he\u2019s given one honest answer, finally.<\/p>\n

JP: Because Yorgos kept insisting that it\u2019s a comedy and I\u2013<\/p>\n

ES: It is!<\/p>\n

JP: I know that. I laughed, you know, uncomfortably in many moments in his movies.<\/p>\n

ES: Sacred Deer. [imitating Kim in The Killing of a Sacred Deer] \u2018Mom, Bob\u2019s eyes are bleeding! Bob\u2019s dying!\u2019<\/p>\n

JP: I don\u2019t remember the question. Oh \u2013 yes, I was nervous about finding that tone but I think again, it\u2019s kind of a trust exercise and like hoping that some sort of osmosis, you know, occurs and just by sitting within something for long enough with these people, something happens. And you\u2019re also following what everyone else is doing. It\u2019s a real group collaborative thing and so everyone is adding to it and so you kind of fall in.<\/p>\n

When I heard the original name of the film was And., it reminded me of improv, you know, the whole rule being \u201cYes, and…\u201d <\/strong><\/p>\n

ES: Well you know, the original, original name was just R.M.F. For a long, long time, many years. And then it changed to And., and I was like \u2019And?!\u2019<\/p>\n

JP: I loved And. It took me a second to get used to Kinds of Kindness.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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