Jena Ortga says that sudden fame was ‘very heavy’

Jenna Ortga has suddenly described fame that came up with acting as a “very heavy” in the Netflix hit.

The first season of the show about Deadpan daughter of Adams Family became the most popular English-language series of Netflix after its first season was released in 2022.

22 -year -old Ortga told BBC culture correspondent Lizo Mazimba that “was very grateful and happily that it was able to echo with the people in the way it did”.

But when asked if he is ready for the meditation coming with the series, the American actress replied: “Is there any? No, I was not. I wouldn’t want to know someone who I don’t think. I don’t think that ever should be like a normal type [experience],

He said: “I am still very appreciated and grateful. We did not know that anyone was going to see the show. You do these things and you don’t know what to come, so it was very heavy.”

The second season of Tim Burton’s show, released next week, follows Adams on Wednesday as she returns to Nevermore Academy, now led by a new principal.

It also looks at a big role for Wednesday’s parents, which will have an increased attendance in the school premises, some Netflix “a rare new form of torture for a fiercely independent amateur sleep”.

Father and mother gives more prominence for Gomez and Mortisia Adams a chance for the show, which gives the family dynamics a chance to deepen more deeply in the first season.

“I think people indicate one of the reasons for the Adams family to resonance with the Adams family,” Ortega shows.

“They are a very harmonious unit, but they are also very different from each other and standing out. They should not fit. [together] But they do. And it is very reliable. ,

She highlights the complex dynamic between Wednesday and Mortisia played by Catherine Zeta-Jones, and says that she is eager to see the audience “to see” Welsh actress’s “more to see”, which she described as a “delicious, divine appearance”.

“It is very specific for the head of the head for the mother and daughter,” Ortga notes, “and the daughter wants to be her own person and feel that perhaps she is not being given the place she deserves or needs to come in itself.

“But also that the mother has a desire to take care of her children and be protective, and does not want them to deal with the same difficulties that they would have faced in the past. After reading the scripts, it is very applicable to my experience as a teenager, and now.”

California-born Ortega has acted in two films in Beatlasuis Beatlazus, Death of a Unicorn and Scream Franchise as well as TV series U and Jane the Virgin.

But his most famous role is Adams on Wednesday, a character known for his sharp intelligence, dedapan delivery and attraction with everything.

On Wednesday, the Adams Family TV series was first painted by Lisa Loring in the mid -1960s. Christina Rikki later played the role of two films in the early 1990s.

Ortega is flexing some different muscles for the upcoming second season by serving as an executive manufacturer, some she says, “I was a great education for me … I tried to absorb as much as possible”.

She accepts the difference of three years between the first and the second season, but says that it “allowed the dust and debris to deal with a little bit”.

The audience is “very patient with us”, Ortga smiles. “We waited them for a long time. We want to make them happy, but we want to do it in a new and more exciting way.”

Zeta-Jones say that the second season first gives him a big role after “establishing the mother’s motherhood”.

Working in the initial season, the actress recalls, “as you were at the ground level of something”.

So when the manufacturers told him that they use the second season “really want to include the family around Wednesday, and really see that dynamic between mother and daughter, it was just a pleasure”.

“He created a cute chap, which was not through Wednesday’s story and his journey, made it beautifully padded and made our characters great. At this point in my career, I think I think it’s very blessed to be a part of this world.”

Other stars appearing in season two include Joa Lumle as Wednesday’s grandmother Haster Framp, Steve Buscammy as Nevermore Principal Barry Dort and Billy Piper as the head of Sangeet Isadora Capri.

Ortga has suggested that one of the shows has widely echoed because it examines the topics of “where we now find our community feeling”.

“I was not in the 70s, but I listen to the stories of people knocking on the doors of my neighbors, and the bike going throughout the city, and just hoping to meet someone at a certain place in a certain place.”

She is extremely opposite with dependence on smartphones today, she notes. “People do not talk to each other in a person. They are interacting and searching for their community online, which can be very different.

“Also, there are a lot of voices and a lot of opinions that you are exposing, as much as you will usually be, or that to come in contact with man.

“So I think it is difficult to find myself. Young people are struggling to find, ‘What is my voice? What is this in this world about me and this society today gives me a sense of purpose or control or right?” ,

According to Zeta-Jones, the Adams families are fine because “we embrace our idiocysses”, saying: “It’s okay to be separated, we do not try to box it, hide it, hide it, as a family we encourage it … This is the last modern family.”

Ortega agrees: “It is very relaxed to see people who clearly, independently, and prioritize where it matters, and it is your family, this is in front of you, this is in front of you, your special interests, it is your strength and your courage and your confidence in your voice.

“Now it is very easy to flow into any type of sheep mindset, and I think it is very important for young people to see this family much more than ever.”

The first four episodes of the second season of Wednesday were released on 6 August, the remaining four were released on 3 September.

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