Shelley Duvall, now 71 years old, has broken her silence on the emotional turmoil she endured during the filming of the iconic horror film, The Shining.
Widely regarded as one of the most terrifying psychological thrillers in cinematic history, the movie left a lasting impact on Duvall, who recently shared insights into the challenging experience she faced on set back in the 1980s.
In a rare interview, the main actress confessed to spending days in tears while working on the film, highlighting the intensity of the production process that spanned a grueling 56 weeks.
Portraying the character of Wendy Torrence, the wife of Jack Torrence (played by Jack Nicholson), in Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of Stephen King's novel, Duvall delved into the depths of her struggles during the demanding shoot.
The renowned director, known for his meticulous approach, pushed the limits by filming six days a week, often extending work hours to a staggering 16 hours per day.
Duvall candidly expressed the toll this relentless schedule took on her mental and emotional well-being, reflecting on the challenges of delivering consistent performances under Kubrick's exacting standards.
The award-winning actress disclosed the pressure she faced while filming key scenes, emphasizing
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