MAUDE: I think it gave you a great sense of humor.IRIS: It didn’t mess me up, it just probably made me a little weird.IRIS: Heavily? Probably to mom before my senior year prom, that’s my heaviest lie—my tattoo. I said that when I was in New York I burnt my arm on a flat iron, but really I was just hiding my tattoo. I didn’t wanna wear a bandaid in my prom pictures, so I told her right before.
IRIS: Maude, you act like I’m doing such terrible things. I probably got in trouble for getting another tattoo. MAUDE: Fred is the funniest person on earth. You’re really close with Maria Bakalova, right? She’s so amazing inIRIS: I love Maria, because she felt like a big sister-type on set. She was very protective, and she always seemed very nervous, but then would just kill it.IRIS: Most of the people there are pros, so I think she was just nervous like everyone else. I know she had to work so hard on the Oscar campaign forduring the shoot, but she was just so kind and such a good friend.
IRIS: Working with them as an 18-year-old, I felt the weight and the expectations to really do my part and work hard, because I was in such a privileged situation. I wasn’t six anymore, I couldn’t laugh around and not memorize my lines. That’s what made it amazing, because we all worked together and very hard as a family. I had dad every day with me on set, but when mom would come in, it was so nice.