Movie |
Psychological Thriller | Depression
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Best Actress | 2015 | Elisabeth
Best Supporting Actress | 2016 | Katherine
2015 | Alex Ross
Best Lead Actress | 2015 | Elisabeth
Throughout the film Virginia (Katherine Waterston) is seen reading books by Ike Zimmerman. This is the fictional author played by Jonathan Pryce in director/writer Alex Ross Perry's previous film Listen Up Philip.
Elisabeth Moss and Alex Ross Perry have previously worked together on Listen Up Philip (2014).
The fourth collaboration between Alex Ross Perry and Kate Lyn Sheil
Michelle Dockery was originally cast but dropped out and later Katherine Waterston replaced her.
During the filming of this movie, Andrew Pettit was reading The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt in between takes. This potentially influenced Alex Ross Perry to write the screenplay adaptation of the book.
"Catherine: [to Rich] You fucking animal. You unrepentant piece of shit. You click your tongue and you revel in the affairs of others. You are worthless. You don't know anything about me. You show up to fuck my best friend, and you pry into the lives of others to conceal how worthless and boring your own life is. I don't deserve this. I just want to be left alone. I want to be left alone with the few people who are left in this world who are decent. [Catherine glances briefly at Ginny before reverting back to Rich] Catherine: You are weak and greedy and selfish, and you are the root of every problem. You are why people betray one another. You are why there is nowhere safe or happy anymore. You are why depression exists. You are why there is no escape from indecency and gossip and lies. You, Rich, you are why my father had to die. Because he couldn't live in a world like *this.*"
"Virginia: Catherine, I know."
