'We’re going to get bolder, more dark.”
. She's also a producer on the second season of the show, a move that she calls a “natural progression.”
“With a character like Wednesday, who is so beloved, I didn’t want to get her wrong,” Jenna said. “So I tried to have as many conversations as possible with the writers. We’d decide what works and what doesn’t. In preparation for a second season, we wanted to make sure that we could start the conversations earlier. I’m just so curious: I want to see the outfits, new characters, scripts.
Jenna Ortega also opened up about the difficulty of sharing her personality through social media and other publicity events, noting that she doesn't want to be misinterpreted because of her sense of humour. “Because I naturally tend to be sarcastic or dry, it’s very easy for me to find myself in trouble,” she said. “I want people to be able to get to know the people behind the camera and realise that people should never be put on a pedestal.
After saying this, she started to cry but continued, “I still have this really intense urge to be human and honest and authentic…. I would rather people see me cry and do whatever than be something I’m not.”This article originally appeared on
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