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Lupita Nyong'o
Newsweek US
|July 05, 2024
THE TRAILER FOR A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE (JUNE 28) SHOWS STAR LUPITA Nyong'o carrying a cat around moments before New York City is overtaken by aliens.
For Nyong'o, the scariest thing on set weren't the aliens, but rather the cat in her arm. "I had a deadly fear of cats. I couldn't be in the same room as cats. I would break out in tears." Calling herself a "scaredy cat," the Oscar-winning actress worked with a cat therapist to get over her fear. "I can confidently say this film has changed my life." The film, a spin-off prequel to the other two in the franchise, tells the story of the first day the aliens-attracted by noise-took over the world. Nyong'o calls New York "a character in and of itself" and "makes for a much more dexterous journey, I will say, compared to the last few films that were in a remote location." As to how she'd fare in a world infest
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