Actress Rebel Wilson never avoided showing off her dancing moves. From the revelation of her murderous choreography as Fat Amy Pitch Perfect in her incredibly witty movements inside Cats, Then we will see this Australian singer continue to move on Netflix Higher year. However, there was one particular dance scene that Rebel Wilson needed permission to do, and it came from the one and only Britney Spears.
Higher year sees Rebel Wilson play a woman returning to finish high school after 20 years in a comaSo be prepared to see plenty of nostalgia for the late ’90s and early’ 2000s.You drive Me crazy music video for a specific scene in the movie. Rebel Wilson spoke Entertainment tonight Respect for ex-teen booper asking for Britney Spears permission to recreate her video. She explained:
We had to get Britney’s permission. I was really nervous [thinking]”My God, I hope he knows we are [paying] tribute to her with that. It was really awesome that he gave the permission to do it … “Crazy” was just such a nice song, such an iconic video clip … I just thought it would be great.
Whether the women of the ’90s want to admit it or not, there was at least one time when we tried (very badly) to imitate Britney Spears music videos in the privacy of our bedrooms, or just grabbed a hairbrush and pretended to sing just right. like her or get to the point of representing the pop star’s full body movements. Even his cast Joy took many opportunities to channel their inner Britney when recreating Britney Spears music videos such as Hit Me Baby (One More Time), I’m a Slave 4 U and Me against music. When a music video is so iconic, you can only want to channel your inner pop star one at a time and incarnate yourself in that music video.
Considering that Rebel Wilson came from a pop song background in Pitch Perfect Movies, the remake of a Britney Spears music video does not leave her free. This time we see Cats actress will play as Britney, she will be able to highlight her well-groomed figure while he did it like her maintains its 70 kg weight loss. Wilson went on to talk about what it was like to channel Britney Spears in the last scene she came back to. Higher year:
We recreated exactly this set. What was strange was that I did not practice that much. When I turned it around, I just tried to get Britney on, and right after that our director, Alex Hardcastle, said, ‘Oh my God, you were like, so Britney.’ In some cases, I really believed I was her. It turns out very funny … This was the last day of our filming and it was like 110 degrees in Atlanta, but as soon as they released this Britney music I just wanted to give it my all.
Well now we know that if you want to fight off the hot heat, play a Britney song. Rebel Wilson went on to express how much fun she had by showing (You drive Me crazy and what made her make a different appearance for her this time, saying:
I just had the best time. The first time I wore these low-cut jeans, the clothes that Britney Spears wears in the “Crazy” video, I said, “Oh, I did not wear such clothes.”
What Rebel Wilson referred to about fashion in the past was her high school days. She went to the Tara Anglican School for Girls, which was a school exclusively for girls in Australia where appearances were not a priority, as everyone was told to dress the same. She explained how she made a short fringe and felt that she did not have a sense of fashion as if she knew how to do her makeup. So instead of focusing on her fashion, she used her mind to other activities, such as this time Wilson locked a teacher in a closet. It makes me wonder if Wilson will channel her former prankster in her new movie on Netflix.
Rebel Wilson continues to be an inspiration not only how to improve your health, but having the courage to stand out. After talking about how individuality was not something that was celebrated during her days in Australia, Wilson ended her interview by talking about the courage to be unique. He already did it inside Pitch Perfect playing Fat Amy, who always said what she had in mind and never held back those notes. The same message will be spread Higher year to embrace what makes you unique.
Be sure to watch Higher year on your ___ Netflix subscription on May 13th.
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