Lady Gaga revela como sua Harley Quinn é diferente de qualquer outra

lady gaga He takes on the role of one of the most iconic characters in pop culture, Harley Quinn, in the long-awaited sequel to “Coringa”, alongside Joaquim PhoenixWho will reprise his role as Arthur Fleck.

Armed with her powerful vocals and bold performances, the Grammy Award-winning artist takes on a new challenge to emerge in the chaotic and unpredictable world of the infamous hero.

With her unique blend of talents, Lady Gaga says she's ready to create a new vision for Harley Quinn.

When asked who diverse As for the film or character being related to her personal life, Lady Gaga responded: “Harley Quinn is a character that people know from pop culture. I’ve had a different experience than a child, not least of which is the experience of obsession and inner chaos – for me, it’s peace of mind.”

“Sometimes women are labeled as overly emotional creatures, and when we are burdened, we seem erratic or unbalanced. But I wonder when things are too far from reality, when we have taken on too much in life, and if we let you… still?” Singer’s accent.

She pauses for a moment, excited, before adding: “I would say I worked from a sensory memory perspective: how to walk through the world and prepare in an intense way. What happens when you cover all the complexities that lie beneath the surface?”

At one particular dinner, Gaga is shown wearing Harley Quinn makeup without her hair, and singing to herself “I've Got the World on a String,” but the challenge Lady Gaga faced was figuring out how to sing like a normal person with a voice worthy of her. Six 13 Grammy Awards,

“Sim. I worked hard, I just tried to undo all my techniques. I want to say that Ali Maine in A Star Is Born is a singer and a movie about people who make music,” she said. “I’m not saying what this movie is about.”

“European Union incentive to sing badly. Lembro-me to ask her to sing sem or vibrato”, disse or ator. Vogue Magazine“She felt Linda’s vibration – Linda didn’t. She felt that she felt nothing but herself. But even when she mastered the technique, she opened it up with her character’s voice.

Michael Polansky and Lady Gaga meet in 2019 Through Gaga's mother, Cynthia Germanotta, who co-founded the Born This Way Foundation with Gaga in 2012 to support the mental health of two young men, Polanski founded the joint philanthropic efforts.

Polansky, who trained at Harvard during the Zuckerberg era, is a close collaborator with Napster co-founder and former Facebook chief Sean Parker.

“Minha Mai or Conhecio told me: ‘I just met your husband,’ and I said: ‘I’m not ready to meet my husband!’ ‘I never imagined that my mother would find someone more perfect for me?’” Except Dis Vogue Magazine.

In December 2019, Stevie Nicks showed up at Sean Parker's 40th birthday party, which was held at his Los Angeles home, and Gaga was invited. “He said, 'I'd like to know if Michael is going to be there,' and at the same time he said he was, and then I went to the party and kept asking about him and he finally saw me and we talked for three hours.”

“Let’s have a great conversation,” he told the singer. “Then Covid shows up.”

Polanski lived in San Francisco, but during the pandemic, he and Gaga were scheduled to live together at her Malibu home for more than a year.

“It was really special,” she says. “I had been focused on my career since I was a teenager. The gift of that time was that I was able to fully focus on my relationship. “I met this completely supportive, loving human being who wanted to meet me — for Lady Gaga.”

“Let’s have this amazing chapter of a strange kind of normalcy that is necessary for any relationship to develop in a real way — walking, making coffee, hanging out with puppies, reading books together…” Polanski added.

“The pandemic has been easier on you than you think. She’s used to the isolation of her fame and has adapted to the quiet and calm. “I love the opportunity to slow down,” he continued. “She’s been working at an unfathomable level of intensity for years and there’s no secret that it’s within reach.”

The “Born This Way” artist said it was “painful” to see how the COVID-19 pandemic had “deeply” affected the world.

“It’s not like people who have talent, there are a lot of people who have children, but they are also a lot of people who are like Suzinha,” she said. “I feel very grateful that I’m not Suzinha. I didn’t know anything like Michael. He’s smart and kind. “And life is very different.”

“He has a very reserved face and he is not with me for any reason other than that we are sure there is another,” the actress continued. “And more than that, I want you to say that I am very happy. 'This is saudável.'”