You: Anna Camp Calls Out Emmys Snub After Playing Twins
And the 42-year-old star has been incredibly open about her experience of playing two totally different characters in the same TV show, admitting that it is a 'bucket list item' for most actors.
'To finally be on set and learn both sets of lines and get both hair and makeup done and both wardrobe changes — I mean, it was something that was really exciting for me, a challenge,' she said to Page Six at the New York premiere.In the same interview, Anna also shared the cheeky question she asked producers after she was cast, quipping: 'As soon as I got the call, I said: 'Well, I'm going to have to learn double the lines, will I get double the money?' They said: 'No,' but I did ask. I had to ask!'And discussing her process during an appearance on her co-star Penn Badgley's Podcrushed podcast, Anna revealed that as a 'woo woo type gal,' she got a crystal that represented each character and had the associated one with her when filming her scenes.
'When I finally saw the scene with the two of me together, I was a little bit like: 'Whoa, OK, I think I might have pulled that off,' she added at the time. 'I was kind of like: 'Oh god, I see two different people, I hope that the audience sees and feels that as well!''
'The hardest thing about doing the show was just playing the two roles and trying to make them different,' Anna admitted elsewhere in the podcast.
So, perhaps it's unsurprising that Anna was expecting an Emmy nomination for her You performance when the shortlist dropped on Tuesday — and wasn't afraid to express her disappointment when she didn't make the cut.
For reference, Anna likely would have put herself forward for the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama category, which was heavily dominated by the Season 3 White Lotus cast. Carrie Coon, Parker Posey, Natasha Rothwell, and Aimee Lou Wood make up four of this year's seven nominees, alongside Patricia Arquette for her performance in Severance, Julianna Nicholson for Paradise, and Katherine LaNasa for The Pitt.
Shortly after the nominations were announced, Anna took to her Instagram page to share two screengrabs of herself as Maddie and Raegan, and added in the caption: 'Me reading about the nominations this morning knowing I gave one of the best performances of my life while also trying to be happy for everyone and while also remembering I vowed to stop drinking during the week."
She reiterated her feelings on her Instagram story, where she shared two supportive comments from fans, and wrote: 'I love my followers.'
The first comment read: 'You were 🔥🔥🔥🔥 snubs are for scrubs … I'll down one for you 🥂,' and the second echoed: 'I would get sh@tfaced if I wasn't nominated for this performance.'Anna was also supported by her girlfriend, Jade Whipkey, who wrote: 'BLOWN AWAY🌹 not many people ever get the chance to play twins and NO ONE has ever done it like you did. Take notes Hollywood ✍️!!!'For what it's worth, throughout its five seasons, You has never been nominated for an Emmy, or won a single industry award.
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