• tigeruppercut@lemmy.zip
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    13 hours ago

    Apparently unrelated to her divorce-- from an interview with GQ:

    In this moment, I say, it is impossible not to think of a particular Nicole Kidman meme (of which there are many): she’s probably in her early 30s, and she’s standing on the pavement in a pink top, basking in the sunlight, her eyes closed, her arms out, her mouth open as if she’s letting out a deep sigh of relief. Does she know the one I’m talking about?

    “Yes,” she says. “That was not me; that was from a film, that wasn’t real life. I know that image!”

    The story that goes with this meme whenever it circulates is that Kidman had just left her lawyer’s office after the dissolution of her first marriage. “That’s not true,” she laughs.

    https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/nicole-kidmans-divorce-photos

    https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/nicole-kidman-men-of-the-year-interview-2024

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      10 hours ago

      “a film”.

      Wouldn’t it be trivially easy to confirm what film it is from the setting? It’s not like she starred in 7563 movies…

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        Not everything shot for a film gets used. The director might say, “let’s reshoot the scene with wardrobe B” and then you have a new take with a different outfit.

        Simple scenes like that often take a few days of work to dial in just right. Or sometimes it’s done with a single take and everyone feels vaguely off about it until they see the edit.