So she was a wonderful choice.ĭianna, I loved your scenes with Melora Hardin - they’re so engaging. She can do anything and this character has to do everything. All of these different shades that she chooses, from Glee to Shiva Baby and everywhere in between. These were all things that I saw in Dianna, in her work. Ella is somebody who is confident and sharp and radiant, just as she is in her everyday life, until she’s torn apart by her own decisions. She has a very grounded voice, which is something I really wanted for Ella - that was very important. She is so emotionally available and grounded. I’ve been a fan of Dianna’s work for, whatever, 15 years now. Very much so Dianna got this script maybe two or three weeks before we started shooting, which is, really, a huge compliment to her that she could show up with that amount of prep time for a 90-something-page script where she is in every single scene of the movie and just be ready to go, ready to show up, and ready to bring it every single day.Īlexis, what was it about Dianna that really convinced you that she was the perfect choice for Ella? It’s hard to imagine anybody else doing that role.Īlexis Jacknow: 100%. I mean, just overall, we were shooting this time last year, and here we are ready to release in a week and a half. I mean, you can speak to that aspect, Alexis.Īlexis Jacknow: Sure. This film was greenlit at the top of last year, and Alexis was off to Austin to prep. Tyler Treese: Dianna, there’s a lot of meat in this psychological thriller, so what aspect of Clock really drew you to this film?ĭianna Agron: Personal life experiences, the intensity, and beauty of this writing, Alexis’s work - it was just all such an easy yes for me.
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