Warning: This article contains spoilers forCivil War.
He was sort of hidden for the day, star Cailee Spaeny tellsEntertainment Weekly.
He didn’t join the rest of us actors beforehand on the way.
Jesse Plemons in ‘Civil War’.A24
We were sort of like, Where’s Jesse?
And then he came out and he was in character.
I was just thinking, Oh my God, Jesse, just stop!
Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, and Cailee Spaeny in ‘Civil War’.Murray Close/A24
It was so haunting.
We’re lucky Jesse did this for us.
Alex is lucky that he’s my husband and he was free, Dunst tells EW.
I’m just blown away by him as an actor.
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For most ofCivil War, the journalist protagonists are treated safely by the soldiers theyre embedded with.
But Plemons character is a different story.
In addition to displaying some blood-chilling racism (What kind of an American are you?
That mass grave sequence was like nothing else, Spaeny says.
But its also, shamefully, not an unfamiliar image.
It feels like something that we’ve seen over and over again, tragically.
Rest assured, thats really Henderson driving too.
You got to be a good person to do that, Henderson says of Plemons performance.
But he’s chilling.
I’m glad to be able to take him out.
I pay the cost, but it’s worth it.
It was wild, and it felt great to be doing it.
And then to have the stunt drivers come up and say, Oh man, that was great!
Can you do that again?
The glue holding theCivil Warjournalists together, his loss is felt deeply.
“I think it’s embedded into them now.
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