Julianne Moore struggled with casting process for Sharper: 'It is weird and very delicate'
Julianne Moore has explained that it was a "delicate" process casting for the film 'Sharper' as she always feel obliged to give opportunities to actors.
Julianne Moore found it a "delicate" process casting for 'Sharper'.
The 62-year-old actress stars in and produces the new psychological thriller and admits it was a challenging task as she felt obliged to give all the potential actors an opportunity.
During an appearance on 'The Graham Norton Show', Julianne said: "It is weird and very delicate because I know what it means as I've been there so really err on the side of giving everyone a chance. You always want to bring all your positivity towards the challenging process."
The 'Still Alice' star had fun making the movie and teased that it will leave audiences with a sense of surprise.
Julianne explained: "It was so much fun to shoot and is surprising. The script was wonderful, and I never knew what was coming when I read it. It stays one step ahead of you the entire time."
The star previously revealed that she is desperate to be "surprised" as a performer and gets tired of reading scripts that feature parts similar to those that she has already played.
Julianne said: "A lot of the time I get told, 'I thought of you for this script,' and they’ll send it to you, but they thought of me because of something I just did. I want to be surprised.
"Usually, having been doing this for as long as I've been doing it, you can get ahead of the screenplay, and I see what's being set up. But when I read it, I really didn't see it… coming."
'The Graham Norton Show' airs on BBC One on Friday February 10 at 10.40pm. It is also available on BBC iPlayer.
