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‘Who The Hell Is This Person?’ If Margo Shocked You In No Good Deed, You’re Not Alone, Because Both Linda Cardellini And Luke Wilson Felt That Way Filming
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Unexpected casting choices for a dark thriller leave actors Linda Cardellini and Luke Wilson questioning their own identities on the set of the hit Netflix series 'No Good Deed'.
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- Cardellini admits she was shocked when she first saw herself in character, asking the director 'Who the hell is this person?' as the transformation was so drastic.
- Wilson shared similar sentiments, saying the make-up and styling for his role made him feel 'totally unrecognizable' and forced him to dig deep to find his character's essence.
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Linda Cardellini, Luke Wilson, Netflix, No Good Deed