David Schwimmer opens up about his current project on Hulu, Goosebumps, revealing the scenes that have captured fans’ hearts. As Anthony Brewer in this new television series, Schwimmer, famously known for his role in Friends, is demonstrating his acting range. Over the course of his career, he has excelled in comedic roles and has been less prominent in dramatic ones, showcasing his versatility.
During an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the actor reminisced about spontaneously incorporating the memorable “gross” scenes from the show using a gardening tool.
During an interview with the media outlet, Schwimmer stated that he secured the role due to his admiration for the unique “tone” that emerged in the second season of the anthology series.
The actor continued by saying, “There’s quite a bit of spooky material inside!” He further praised the producers for their outstanding effort, noting that viewers can feel secure while experiencing fear.
During this time, the actor from Madagascar discussed the intricate details behind creating scenes that were more disturbing than gruesome. He asserted that the crew experimented with various props, equipment, and so on, yet struggled to achieve the desired results.
In one episode of the series, Schwimmer unsettles viewers by referring to a slimy creature that emerged from his brother’s sewer as a “goo.” Later in the scene, after much shouting and the extended use of a gardening tool, the creature is no longer visible on screen.
Regarding the substance in question, the actor commented that “it was a clever decision to color it black instead of red. To me, it seems quite intelligent because it evokes a distinct response from our minds while we’re watching. It feels more revolting than gruesome.
Goosebumps is available to stream on Hulu and Disney+.
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