Aubrey Plaza fala sobre como ela infunde sua experiência em seus papéis de atuação

Brassa Aubrey She first gained widespread fame for her portrayal of April Ludgate on the hit NBC series “Parks and Recreation.” Since then, she has appeared in notable projects such as “White Lotus,” “Megalopolis,” and “Agatha All Along.”

Or perhaps not many know that Plaza's heritage plays a significant role in her acting style, as she constantly incorporates her characters.

As she enjoys a year of Hollywood fame, Aubrey Plaza is now sharing insights into how her parents effectively shaped and developed her.

I am so capa bara Tempo MagazineAubrey Plaza has spoken about her role in developing her characters.

“I have a different kind of experience than a lot of other Latinx actors because a lot of people don’t know who I am in Puerto Rico,” she said. “It’s something I always like to bring to people and draw to the table.”

Before filming began on “Megalopolis,” director Francis Ford Coppola invited his actors to do workshops on plot, improvisation, and re-creation of parts of his characters. Similarly, the “Agatha” team tried to get Plaza started on the development process, giving her the opportunity to help shape the role she would play.

“My day was about infusing my heritage with stories and characters in ways that people might not think to do,” she said. Pace“Because as people I need to put Latin letters in the box.”

Plaza was seen filming their dinners.Megalopol“And Agatha or the Pace of Everything At the same time, there was a barnacle that had its own thematic overlaps between the two projects.

For example, in Megalopolis, she plays a morally ambiguous worker, while in Agatha All Along, she plays a witch. Although they may seem very different, Plaza notes that they are both “evil characters.”

“But he’s a Platinum-clad man in diamonds, wearing thousand-dollar Versace dresses in Megalopolis,” he added. “And then, in Agatha, I wear a short Peruca with a warrior-style surveillance outfit.”

Plaza admitted that she “felt completely crazy” and felt like she was “opening a hole in the fabric of the universe and making a quantum leap into different worlds.”

The “White Lotus” actress says she's trying to pave the way for younger generations of Latina actresses, including stars like Jenna Ortega.

“I'm always looking for opportunities to portray Latino characters, so I can show that all types of Latino characters exist for younger people,” Plaza said. Pace“These are hardly stereotypes.”

Aubrey Plaza went viral last year when “Wednesday” star Jenna Ortega — who shared Plaza’s supernatural hair magic and starred in the recently released “Beetlejuice” — gave a mysterious, yet expressionless presentation at the SAG Awards.

Aubrey Plaza recently heard about the terrible difficulties she faced with only 20 years of experience.

Last week, Plaza revealed shocking new details on “The Howard Stern Show” about her leak, which left her briefly paralyzed and unable to speak.

“Aconzio doesn't give me a line,” the “White Lotus” actress explained. Or Huffington Post“I went to Astoria (not Queens, New York) to have lunch with my friends. Between their apartment… nothing at home and nothing in my sentence simply happened. “I was paralyzed when I became paralyzed.”

Ela crescentou: “The weirdest thing is that it was like a flashback… it was scary. I told myself I would never fail again.

Despite undergoing cognitive therapy to regain his ability to speak and write, Plaza said his experience still deeply affects his professional and personal life.

“Always be aware of how valuable life is and I try to live it every day,” said the actress. “I have a tendency to see the general panorama or I tend to see the general panorama and I don’t tend to take things seriously and I don’t tend to cling to the little things… I have a general feeling that life is short. E eu poderia muito bem fazer or as much as I can. Maybe because I’m so busy.”

“Megalopolis” is scheduled to be released on September 27.