We’d just do our little thing and then go home. It wasn’t evident to me, because Ryan was so specific in his methodology, and it’s not like we’re all watching monitors and seeing all the work. I would never have known that the movie we were making was the movie that we made. It turned out to be this fantastic movie. I was alone for a lot and it was a very tough time. “I was living in this weird hotel by myself, and a lot of the movie, I’m not in. “I was actually quite isolated,” Curtis says of the shoot in Massachusetts. But the result was an Oscar-nominated critical sensation and box office hit. The actress had no great expectations for the comedy-mystery-thriller despite the presence of Rian Johnson in the director’s chair and an all-star cast, from Daniel Craig and Chris Evans to Christopher Plummer as a rich novelist and father of Curtis’ character, Linda Drysdale. It’s your job! It’s your job to figure it all out.” “I’m not fan of the movies,” Curtis proclaimed. Curtis admitted in a new interview that she’s never watched any of the Halloween movies. While Halloween Ends will mark the final outing for Laurie (or so she says), series creator Carpenter recently said that he doesn’t believe it’s the end of the franchise itself. Since then, she has reprised the role in sequels Halloween II (1981), Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998), Halloween: Resurrection (2002), Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills (2021). The film was a major success and was the highest-grossing independent film of its time, earning accolades as a classic horror film. Curtis, 63, first appeared as the character in 1978 in her feature film debut in John Carpenter’s Halloween. Jamie Lee Curtis, one of the most iconic “scream queens,” is back October 14 for the final time (maybe) as Laurie Strode in Halloween Ends. Jamie Lee Curtis attends the photocall of "The Halloween Ends Experience" on Septemin London, England.
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