Why did Sydney Sweeney agree to participate in Madame Web?

After Sydney Sweeney declare that he doesn’t care about the box office failure of Madame Teia, the actress revealed, in an interview with GQwhy he joined the cast of the most recent production in the Sony Pictures Spider-Man Universe.

According to the actress, the decision was very strategic and allowed her to create a relationship with Sony Pictures. “If I hadn’t done Madame Teia, I wouldn’t have built a relationship with the studio decision makers. Everything in my career I do not just for the story, but based on strategic business decisions. Because I made the film, I was able to sell Everyone But You and I was able to get the paper in Barbarella [remake do longa de 1968]”declared Sweeney.

Recently, the actress was direct when asked about the box office failure and the negative repercussions of the film: “I was hired as an actress, so I was just riding the wave of what might happen.”responded to Los Angeles Times.

In Madame Teia, Cassandra Webb is a paramedic in Manhattan, who begins to have visions about her future and those around her. Forced to confront her past, she ends up reuniting with three young people, who are destined for incredible futures if they can survive the threats of an even more powerful villain.

In addition to Dakota Johnson It is Sydney Sweeney like the title character, the film also features Isabella Merced (Transformers: The Last Knight) It is Celeste O’Connor (Freaky – In the Body of a Killer), which represent different versions of Spider-Women.

Tahar Rahim (Napoleon) as the villain Ezekiel Sims; Emma Roberts (American Horror Story) as Mary Parkerthe mother of Peter parker; It is Adam Scott (Parks & Recreation) as Ben Parkerthe uncle of Spider man, complete the film’s cast. Watch the trailer:

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