After several months of rumors about the possible return of Big Little Lies, Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon They have confirmed that it will continue. Five years after the outcome of its second season, the Hollywood actresses have met in an interview to vanity fairwhere they have talked about this Max fiction, as well as his beginnings in the industry and other fictions that have marked his career.
“We are moving ‘fast and furious’. Liane Moriarty [escritora de la novela en la que se basa la serie] is handing out the book. We are in good shape. Now we have to shut up. Something should never be talked about until it is done. Talking about it involves a hit of dopamine. You feel like you’ve really done it,” Nicole Kidman confessed about the third season of Big Little Lies.
For his part, Reese doesn’t want to say anything before it happens. “I don’t want to talk about it until I’m in costume on set. “Then I will confirm that it is happening, because it is really difficult to stop it,” she says. However, the North American confesses how fun it was to film the first two seasonsespecially when he got together with Laura Dern.
“They couldn’t put Laura Dern and me together. We were like little girls in a class. People said: ‘Are we going to have to separate them? Yes, we’re going to separate them so we can work,” Witherspoon says with a laugh. Despite everything, we still don’t know if other members of the original cast, such as Shailene Woodley, Adam Scott or Zoë Kravitz, will also return.
Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon: their millionaire salaries
In this same interview, the two talk about their roles as actresses and producers of series such as The Morning Show, in the case of Witherspoon, and Expatriatesin the case of Nicole Kidman, who was also in charge these years of carrying out another of Moriarty’s novels, the miniseries Nine perfect strangers.
What we do not know is whether they will reach the astronomical salaries for the second season of Big Little Lies. Each of them received up to a million dollars per episode. And, in recent months, streaming services and large film companies have apparently begun to turn off the tap, as they recently pointed out The Hollywood Reporter and deadline.
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