He added, “I think that’s something that I love so much, is you get to see that even though they’ve grown up, their life is still inherently at its core the same.”
So naturally, on the days Soverall and Cornett had to film the big reveal—on a rock overlooking their beloved lake—it was, Soverall admitted, a bit “daunting and stressful.”
It was, “two days of tears, of improvisational like apologies,” she revealed. “It was a real marathon for both of us, but each time I really enjoyed doing it, felt quite cathartic.”
And beyond the trust they had with the people behind the scenes, they had each other.
“I have to say, Sadie was so impressive in that scene,” Cornett emphasized, revealing that director Jeff W. Byrd “asked her, “I just want you to just go off, I just want you to say what you’re feeling, say what you’re thinking, as Percy, I just want you to have this moment, and like, have this apologetic, almost begging moment,’ and she killed it.”
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