In a recent interview on Good Morning America, acclaimed actress Emma Stone opened up about the joy and gratitude she feels for her film “Poor Things” receiving a nomination for Best Picture at the upcoming Academy Awards. Notably, Stone, who stars in the movie and serves as a producer, shared her thoughts on the unique experience of being involved in both capacities.
Expressing her gratitude, Stone stated, “I’m so grateful, I feel so lucky.” The actress, known for her roles in films like La La Land and The Help, expressed her excitement for the entire cast and crew, emphasizing the collective effort that went into the making of the film. “We worked on this movie for such a long time. For the whole crew and cast, we’re very excited about the Best Picture nomination,” she added.
Discussing her dual role as both actor and producer, Stone highlighted the distinct satisfaction that producing provides. “It’s kind of amazing to get to have the opportunity to be a little bit more than kind of the feeling like a cog in a machine,” she remarked. This sentiment echoes her belief that as an actor, the focus is on living up to the role, while producing allows her to contribute to various aspects of the filmmaking process.
Emma Stone emphasized the fulfilling nature of being part of a project from its inception. “Getting to weigh in on so many different aspects and be there from the ground up and help put it all together is really extremely fulfilling and really crazy to see a movie come to fruition when you’ve been there since the beginning,” she confessed.
In a delightful turn of events, Stone also reunited with her co-star from The Help, Bryce Dallas, during the Good Morning America segment. The two shared a warm embrace, with Stone expressing her excitement, saying, “I am so excited to see you! I’m so happy!”
As the anticipation builds for the Oscars, fans and industry insiders alike are eager to see how “Poor Things” will fare on the grand stage. Emma Stone’s journey as both a talented actress and a dedicated producer continues to captivate audiences, showcasing her versatility and commitment to the art of filmmaking.
