Michael Cera enjoyed wearing a dress for his latest film role.
The ‘Superbad’ actor – who plays two characters, an aspiring novelist Nick Twisp, and man of action Francois Dilinger in his latest film, ‘Youth in Revolt’ – said he didn’t mind donning a dress for the role, because it was better than being stripped down to his boxers.
He said: “I was just relieved to have something on. I was doing a scene with just boxers on before that, so it was just nice to not have people see me as much. That’s why it was so comfortable. I don’t think I was thinking about the dress. I was trying to remember what to say.”
The 21-year-old actor – who stars alongside Portia Doubleday in the movie – said it was fun to take on a role which was completely different to the goofy high school characters he had previously played.
He told Collider.com: “I was really excited to play that part and I had a lot of fun doing it. It was just fun to get to wear contacts, put a moustache on, transform how I looked, say really gross things and smoke.
“I had a lot of fun things to do with actors that I really admire, too. It was fun to have a scene with Ray Liotta, where I had a challenging moment with him. There were just a lot of really fun scenes and things to do and say.”
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