Earlier than the actress, musician, and artist Jihae joined Succession in its third season to play Kendall Roy’s beleaguered communications guru Berry Schneider, she hadn’t seen quite a lot of episodes of the hit HBO collection. “I didn’t turn out to be hooked on the present till I used to be doing my analysis after I bought the half,” she explains. “I binged the primary two seasons and was like, whoa, that is trendy Shakespeare; there’s tragedy, there’s comedy, there’s humanity behind all of the merciless intentions!”
Those self same qualities—besides maybe for the tragedy—are on show behind the scenes as effectively. Right here, Jihae opens her private digicam roll to T&C to share a behind-the-scenes have a look at Succession‘s units and glamorous premiere, and the moments that didn’t make it on display.
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“That is from episode three of the brand new season. It was a reshoot after one thing didn’t work the primary time. Right here we’re in entrance of the New York Public Library, and for me this was my goodbye to everybody, so it was beautiful to see all of them once more earlier than I wrapped for the season.”
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“The New York Public Library jogs my memory of Paris or Budapest. I needed to seize the oddity of carrying a bathrobe on the pink carpet.”
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“Nurija Sitja was certainly one of my favourite individuals on set. She’s the top of the make-up division and exudes a peaceful and kindred spirit, the precise vibe each actor wants.”
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“Nicholas Braun isn’t solely a fan favourite, but additionally a crew fave as he actually takes care of them—they usually deserve it as they work the toughest and longest hours with out breaks. This was taken after he introduced baked bread for the women in hair and make-up—and me asking, ‘Dude, the place’s mine?'”
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“Nicholas and I’ve a buddy in widespread, so we’d taken a selfie to ship to them. After which Jeremy and Annabelle Dexter-Jones had been on the opposite facet of the steps, so I took an image of them. In between ready for digicam or mild adjustments, we might sit round telling tales; I feel that evening I advised all of them concerning the time I bought a tattoo in Brighton, England, and everybody else additionally shared their loopy tales.”
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“The type wizard Jean Yang just about styled me for our premiere from L.A. with Dolly Pratt on website. We went loopy for these boots however in the long run went with the basic YSL go well with.”
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“The final time I actually went out was proper earlier than Covid was on the finish of February 2020, so this was the primary second since then that I bought glammed up. The arms you see are of the make-up artist Andrew Colvin and hair stylist Rebekah Calo, who each additionally labored on my new music video.”
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“The author and producer Susan Quickly He Stanton is somebody who, I discovered in the course of filming, is half Korean American and that we now have a mutual buddy in widespread and had met years earlier than. It was such an insane time for everybody, and particularly for these of us of Asian descent instantly having to be in worry for our mother and father’ lives and be cautious about being attacked. So, having somebody who might relate to that have engaged on the identical mission was good. The manufacturing achieved nothing in need of a miracle contemplating the powerful circumstances to shoot. To have the ability to hug everybody was heartwarming and enjoyable to satisfy solid members I didn’t see on set like Arian Moayed.”
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“Proper earlier than this second, Brian Cox’s spouse Nicole Ansari and I had been hugging as a result of the three of us—Nicole, Brian, and I—had all been a part of a profit for the Pushcart Prize that was held at Guild Corridor within the Hamptons just a few years in the past. It was the three of us and a gaggle of different performers and all of us learn actual life love letters to at least one one other. We spent that weekend collectively and actually bonding, so it was good to see one another in any case of that point. Brian and I had been simply catching up, and Jeremy popped up—I hadn’t seen him all evening, and it was an amazing reunion.”
Adam Rathe
Senior Editor, Arts and Tradition
Adam Rathe is a senior editor at City & Nation, masking arts and tradition and a spread of different topics.
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