Rachel McAdams Compares Walk of Fame Ceremony to a Funeral (Exclusive)
Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien recently shared their thoughts on the comedy-horror-thriller film “Send Help” during an exclusive interview with “Extra’s” Terri Seymour. McAdams reflected on receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, describing the experience as “very surreal.”
Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony
The honor held significant meaning for McAdams. She remarked, “Such a special day. It ranks up very high in all the special days.” Surrounded by friends and family, she likened the event to a celebration of life. “It felt like being at your funeral without the death and dying part,” she explained, emphasizing the positivity of the day.
Insights on “Send Help”
Transitioning to their film, McAdams and O’Brien expressed the camaraderie felt on set. “It just felt like coming to work with your buddies every day,” O’Brien stated, noting the playful atmosphere during filming. Directed by Sam Raimi, “Send Help” follows a woman named Linda and her arrogant boss, Bradley, who become stranded on a deserted island after a plane crash.
- Film Title: Send Help
- Director: Sam Raimi
- Release Date: January 30
As they navigate survival, the characters undergo a power reversal. McAdams described her role as Linda as fulfilling, stating, “There was such a great arc to go through.” She appreciated the character’s physical and emotional transformation, adding, “I got to do all these things that I fantasize about doing.”
O’Brien characterized his role as Bradley as a complex mixture of humor and charm. “I found him very funny,” he noted, referring to the character’s dynamic in the film. Both actors acknowledged their lack of survival skills, with McAdams admitting, “It’s really hard to make fire.”
Survival Skills
The duo humorously ranked their abilities, with McAdams stating they were “not great.” O’Brien echoed her sentiments, suggesting, “I would have no shot at it in an environment without the little helper things.” McAdams jested that they didn’t learn much during filming, despite working with survival expert Ky Fernaux.
In conclusion, “Send Help” portrays themes of survival and character evolution, blending humor with thrilling elements. The film is set to release on January 30, promising an engaging experience for viewers.
