Jenna Ortega has revealed that she had to learn “the confidence of the average white man” to pull off several aspects of her role as Wednesday Addams – see what the actor had to say below.In a new video interview with Vanity Fair, Ortega opened up about a piece of advice her cello teacher shared with her on the set of Wednesday.
When asked about a piece of good advice she’s received in her career, Ortega said: “The show that I do right now I have to play the cello, and I don’t play the cello.
I want it to look real so that cellists don’t look at it and call me mean names.”She continued: “My teacher told me that as long as I looked confident in my movements and I was strong and stoic and, you know, fully embodied the character that it would be fine.
She told me that I just needed to approach everything I do in life with the confidence of the average white man and that changed my life.
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