Anna Kendrick donated the money she made on the Netflix film 'Woman of the Hour' to RAINN and the National Center for Victims of Violent Crime.
of serial killer Rodney Alcala. She also plays the lead role in the film as a character that draws from Cheryl Bradshaw, who narrowly escaped Alcala’s violence after encountering him on the series“I sort of asked myself the question, ‘Do you feel gross about this?'” Kendrick shared on Sirius XM’spodcast. “And I did.” The realization came late in the process. The film was nearing completion and was scheduled to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023.
marked a particularly significant evolution in Kendrick’s relationship with true crime as a genre. “I guess maybe I would consider myself to have been a more casual consumer of true crime. And then when some things went down in a long-term relationship that I was in I really got kind of obsessed,” she said. “It really changed how I consumed true crime.
“There was this pull toward, ‘What’s going on inside of Rodney’s head? Can we get in there? Is that interesting?’” says Kendrick. “It’s such a fucking mirror of my own experience, , ‘What the hell was going on with him? Maybe if I could just figure out how his brain worked. I’d find resolution.’ I found that temptation would creep in, and I’d have to notice that pattern and push it away.”Robert Downey Jr.
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