Sadie Sink’s star is soaring. And it has been ever since Stranger Things 2 hit Netflix in October of 2017. But since, Sink has made the absolute most of every single opportunity to come her way, proving her boundless range and astronomical promise in this industry.
Not only is she a sheer force in her first lead role in a feature film playing Ziggy in Fear Street 1978, but she also shines in Taylor Swift’s All Too Well: The Short Film, will star in Darren Aronofsky’s next film, The Whale, and, to top it all off, she delivers what I truly believe is an Emmy nomination-worthy performance in Stranger Things 4. Sink is a true standout in front of the camera, so it’s shocking to think that there was a time when Sink envisioned her career being solely on the stage, not on screen.
While we wait for Strange Things 4 Volume 2 to drop on Netflix on July 1st, Sink joined me for an episode of Collider Ladies Night to recap her journey from her earliest inspirations to Stranger Things megastar.
Hear all about her time working on the stage, how she made the pivot to screen, what she imagines Max went through between Stranger Things 3 and 4, what it was like filming "Dear Billy," and so much more in this interview!
Listen to the interview uncut here: open.spotify.com/show/4dAERx3...
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00:00 Dicey Questions
02:42 Introduction
03:37 Musical Theater Dreams
04:38 Going from Stage to Screen
06:15 Darren Aronofsky's The Whale
07:53 Stranger Things: A Key Max Moment
09:27 What Happened Between Season 3 and 4?
11:11 The Max/Lucas Breakup
12:09 Working on Dear Billy
13:53 Her Final Line in Episode 4
28 июн 2024
