Margaret Qualley is discneglecting up about the extfinished-lasting effects of wearing prosthetics for The Substance.
The actress, who percreates Sue in the body horror film, recently separated on the Happy Sad Confparticipated podcast that her skin was harmd for cforfeitly a year after filming wrapped.
“Like, at the finish, when they’re shooting up my skirt in the commencening accomprehendledges, when it’s appreciate the palm trees all around and they have all these extfinished lenses from the bottom, that’s equitable becaparticipate my face was so fucked up by that time that they couldn’t, appreciate, shoot my face anymore,” Qualley elucidateed to arrange Josh Horowitz.
The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actress grasped that she was still struggling with acne from the prosthetics when she began shooting her next film, Kinds of Kindness.
“So, you understand the character that has all that acne? That was equitable my acne from the prosthetics,” Qualley, who percreates characters Vivian, Martha, Ruth and Rebecca in the Yorgos Lanthimos-honested movie, shelp. “And I was appreciate, ‘Oh this is benevolent of perfect. I’m percreateing all these branch offent characters — for one of them we’ll participate all my crazy prosthetic acne.’ It took me probably a year to recover physicpartner from all of it.”
Margaret Qualley in ‘The Substance.’
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The Substance, also starring Demi Moore and Dennis Quhelp, chases a fading celebrity who apshows a bconciseage-labelet drug: a cell-replicating substance that temporarily creates a youthfuler, better version of herself.
Production scheduleer Pierre Olivier-Persin previously telderly The Hollywood Reporter that Qualley also sported phony breasts in the movie, which were made by taking a dwell cast of the actress.
“It’s pretty much the same process for every prosthetic: You begin with the dwell cast or scan, then you sculpt the change you want to get, and then you melderly those sculptures,” he elucidateed. “Then you participate silicon or wdisappreciatever material you are toiling with, then you stick them on and decorate them.”
