PS: What was it like to film Pippa's breakdown scene after she discovers the truth about Julia and Seb?
SS: I've never really filmed a revenge-type sequence, so I was actually really nervous, but it was a lot of fun. The stairs that I come out of [weren't] actually stairs. There was just a little box that I had to hide in and then open it . . . I [was] hiding in this box, trying to hype myself up, and then I had to explode out of it. It was a lot of fun.
PS: The film touches on some pretty dark themes. What was the atmosphere like behind the scenes?
SS: It was one of the most fun sites I've been on. We had a blast, we just hung out, read books, laughed every day. It was a great atmosphere. I loved every minute of it . . . Everyone in Montreal is beyond nice. They're amazing human beings.
PS: Are there any significant moments of symbolism throughout the film that viewers should keep an eye out for?
SS: [Michael] is very detail-oriented, so there's a lot of Easter eggs that you can find within the film that you don't even know of. I'm curious to see if anyone starts to try and put the puzzle pieces together . . . Even I didn't [notice them] half the time. Then Mike pointed them out to me when I watched it last night and all of it made sense . . . I truly hope that maybe Mike writes what happens next and we get a little bit of a sequel."
![PS: What was it like to film Pippa's breakdown scene after she discovers the truth about Julia and Seb?
SS: I've never really filmed a revenge-type sequence, so I was actually really nervous, but it was a lot of fun. The stairs that I come out of [weren't] actually stairs. There was just a little box that I had to hide in and then open it . . . I [was] hiding in this box, trying to hype myself up, and then I had to explode out of it. It was a lot of fun.
PS: The film touches on some pretty dark themes. What was the atmosphere like behind the scenes?
SS: It was one of the most fun sites I've been on. We had a blast, we just hung out, read books, laughed every day. It was a great atmosphere. I loved every minute of it . . . Everyone in Montreal is beyond nice. They're amazing human beings.
PS: Are there any significant moments of symbolism throughout the film that viewers should keep an eye out for?
SS: [Michael] is very detail-oriented, so there's a lot of Easter eggs that you can find within the film that you don't even know of. I'm curious to see if anyone starts to try and put the puzzle pieces together . . . Even I didn't [notice them] half the time. Then Mike pointed them out to me when I watched it last night and all of it made sense . . . I truly hope that maybe Mike writes what happens next and we get a little bit of a sequel."](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/QZbmHJXpuPX4kS2x8cg6L9VjDEg/fit-in/1024x1024/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2021/09/01/807/n/1922283/10107facfbd97deb_the-voyeurs-VOYR_2021_Unit_00030RC_EVRGRN_FINAL_KeySet_IAW_rgb/i/PS-What-was-it-like-to-film-Pippa-breakdown-scene-after-she.jpg "PS: What was it like to film Pippa's breakdown scene after she discovers the truth about Julia and Seb?
SS: I've never really filmed a revenge-type sequence, so I was actually really nervous, but it was a lot of fun. The stairs that I come out of [weren't] actually stairs. There was just a little box that I had to hide in and then open it . . . I [was] hiding in this box, trying to hype myself up, and then I had to explode out of it. It was a lot of fun.
PS: The film touches on some pretty dark themes. What was the atmosphere like behind the scenes?
SS: It was one of the most fun sites I've been on. We had a blast, we just hung out, read books, laughed every day. It was a great atmosphere. I loved every minute of it . . . Everyone in Montreal is beyond nice. They're amazing human beings.
PS: Are there any significant moments of symbolism throughout the film that viewers should keep an eye out for?
SS: [Michael] is very detail-oriented, so there's a lot of Easter eggs that you can find within the film that you don't even know of. I'm curious to see if anyone starts to try and put the puzzle pieces together . . . Even I didn't [notice them] half the time. Then Mike pointed them out to me when I watched it last night and all of it made sense . . . I truly hope that maybe Mike writes what happens next and we get a little bit of a sequel.\"")
