With her versatility and undeniable screen presence, Sydney Sweeney has quickly become one of Hollywood’s most promising young talents. The American actress has captivated audiences with her roles in critically acclaimed television series such as Euphoria And The Handmaid’s Talewhich made her a household name and secured her place in the cinematic world.
Throughout her evolving career, Sweeney has had the opportunity to work with a variety of accomplished actors and respected directors, adding significant weight to her ever-expanding portfolio. She’s shared the screen with the likes of Zendaya and Jennifer Coolidge, and even took cues from Quentin Tarantino. Such collaborations would undoubtedly be a daunting experience for any budding talent, but as a seasoned professional, Sweeney handled these opportunities with grace and professionalism.
However, amidst all of this industry collaboration and interaction, there was one particular actor that Sidney was truly “nervous” to work alongside. Considering the enormous talent she collaborated with, it’s hard to imagine who got on Sweeney’s nerves. Answer? Dakota Johnson.
Best known for her role in Fifty Shades of Gray In the trilogy, Johnson proved her place as a leading actress and cemented her status as one of the most prominent female actors working in the film industry today. In addition to erotic drama series, Johnson collaborated with Buffy And Cloverfield writer Drew Goddard for his second feature film, Bad Times at the El Royaleand led the remake of Luca Guadagnino’s arthouse horror Suspiria.
The two actors joined forces for Madame WebAn upcoming release from Sony based on a spin-off of the Spider-Man character, set in the studio’s own attempt to create a shared universe: Spider-Man Universe from Sony. In an interview this year DiversitySweeney spoke about her experience working with Johnson on the project. “I was a little nervous,” Sweeney admitted.
“I must say I snuck in (and watched) Fifty Shades of Gray in high school. My parents wouldn’t let me watch it and I watched it and that’s why I’m a big fan of hers. She’s so hot! Sweeney continued by admitting that she had never shared her admiration for Johnson before. “But Dakota, you’re awesome and I loved working with you,” she quipped.
Until fans can see Madame Web Until next year, we know one thing for sure: Johnson will play the title character, a mutant endowed with psychic abilities and clairvoyance, who in the comics suffered from a neurological disease that required constant communication with the web-like creature. life supporting system. Sweeney, meanwhile, will play Julia Carpenter, a figure that more hardcore comic book fans will be happy to recognize as the second Spider-Woman.
