Twitter icon and heavy-hitting actor Toni Collette is revealing why her film Hereditary was actually a warmer experience than you'd imagine. A24 AriAster
notes,"I do gravitate towards these stories about loss because it's the most confronting part of life. We're here, and then we're gone. And the people we love are here, and then they're gone. Hereditary was actually really healthy for me. It seems like it would be the most intense experience, which it was. But it was the job where I figured out how to clean up. It's like cooking in the kitchen. Clean as you go. Clean as you go.
Collette then discussed the infamous dining room table exchange between the family, admitting,"And there was really no rehearsal, I have to say. We talked about it briefly one day in a hotel room in Salt Lake City. And then, when we came to shoot scenes, I think Ari just trusted us to, and he hired people who did know. We got it. We knew, we knew. What did they say on Twitter? We knew what the assignment was. Yeah. So I came on set, did it a few times. That was it.
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