Sydney Sweeney: admits that she reads a lot.
Sydney Sweeney: an actress who co-stars with Amanda Seyfried in the psychological suspense film The Housemaid, admitted to being an avid reader.
“I read a lot of books, so there were a few different drafts, and I was like, ‘Wait, wait, wait, where’s this?'” Sweeney said to Entertainment Tonight. Where is that? This must remain. We are unable to alter it. I’m a huge book lover.
According to femalefirst.co.uk, the actress also revealed the subtle appearance of her character in the next film, which is a cinematic adaptation of Freida McFadden’s psychological thriller novel series.
“That was actually one of my biggest things with the costume department,” the actress said. I didn’t want every day and every dress to be different. She picked up items from the secondhand shop and has her go-to pair of trousers and blazer. She will not go shopping and purchase all of these new items.
According to femalefirst.co.uk, Sweeney recently said that she doesn’t “just make art for numbers”
After the biographical sports drama film Christy failed at the box office, Sydney resorted to social media to mount a passionate defense of the production, in which she portrays a former professional boxer.
Sydney, who also co-produced the David Michod-directed film, posted a carousel of images from the film on Instagram along with the caption, “I am so deeply proud of this movie.”
“I’m proud of the movie David produced. pleased with the tale we shared. I’m honored to stand in for someone as tough and powerful as Christy Martin. One of the biggest honors of my life has been this experience.
“This movie is a symbol of hope, bravery, and survival. We have contributed to increasing awareness for several victims of domestic abuse via our initiatives. With the hope that Christy’s narrative may save lives, we all agreed to see this movie.
“We are grateful to everyone who saw, felt, and believed in this story—and will continue to believe in it for years to come. We would have been successful if Christy had inspired even one lady to take the first step toward safety. Thus, I am very proud. Why? Because we often create art for effect rather than merely statistics. and Christy has had the most influence on my life. Christy, thank you. I cherish you. (sic)”