has got the hook up these days when it comes to Aussie thriller . Just the other day they with villian extrordinaire John Jarratt. Now they’ve had Clint Morris sit down with the two lovely lasses of the flick, Cassandra Magrath (pictured) and Kestie Morassi.
Let’s listen in:
Clint : Yeah, Alright. To “Wolf Creek”. How did you both get involved?
Clint : Are you at all surprised by the film’s success?
Kestie : Definitely…well, yes and no.
Cassandra : Yes and no. I knew we had a shot at greatness, but you’re just never one hundred percent sure.
Kestie : I kind of followed the real-life cases when they were in the paper and stuff, but I don’t like to get too heavy into details when creating a character. I like to have a bit of background on the character – where they’ve been, we’re they’re at at that time in their lives – but I like to just feel the moment. I find that a lot easier. Some actors have a different technique – the more information they have about the characters, the more rich and beneficial for their performance. Maybe I should be doing more of that.
Kestie : I like to keep it really simple when creating a character. It’s about being in the moment for me.
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