From memory, I think its almond milk maybe mixed with a bit of water.
I cant remember specifically what that was.
Thats one of my favorite scenes in the whole season.
Thats the weirdest scene I think Ive done.
It doesnt look like its going very well between Firecracker and Homelander.
What are we doing?
This is so bizarre."
I think it was the mix of, first of all, having breast milk shot in my face.
It was so bizarre.
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We were playing a beautiful moment between these two really twisted people.
Its the layers that just made that so bizarre.
Its like playing Twister and Jenga, with the moving parts.
Youre like, “Okay, that works.
Wheres the camera going?”
You have to really strategize every shot, so that we get what the camera needs.
Often, the position that I was in felt a little bizarre.
Its much more technical.
It wasnt until afterwards that I was like, “What have we done today?”
During it, there was a sense of, “This is very strange.”
How did I get here?
What am I doing here?
How did I become this person that goes to work and breastfeeds?
This is bizarre."
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