Reese Witherspoon is exposing how her function in 2014’s Wild affected her psychological health.
In a discussion with Tracee Ellis Ross for Interview publication, the 45-year-old starlet remembers handling the obstacle of depicting Cheryl Strayed in Wild, stating she was “so scared” about recording the task.
“I was having panic attacks for three weeks before I started,” she shares, describing the “nudity, sexuality, and drug-use” were frightening elements.
Another anxiety-inducing aspect for Reese was “being alone on camera with no other actors.” As she describes, “I hadn’t ever been alone in scenes for days and days. There were probably 25 days of the shoot where I had no other actor opposite me. It was just me and a camera and a backpack.”
The Morning Show starlet exposes she likewise discovered herself questioning, “Is this going to be so boring?”
But with less than a month to go up until recording, Reese needed to fight her worries, so she relied on hypnosis.
And though she might’ve left the function, the Oscar winner stated the film was so essential to her as a lady.
