“I thought, ‘oh my goodness, I cannot say these things. These are horrible things to say,'” Preston told Page Six in an interview.
Carrie Preston was more than nervous to take on the role of a villainous counselor at a gay conversion camp in the horror film “They/Them.”
“But then I thought, ‘Hey listen, this is what the film’s about. It’s about the horrors of this thing that this woman is doing.’ So the film doesn’t really work if you don’t have that, so I was very happy to be invested in it.” “I usually don’t get to play the bad guy,” the actress, 55, explained. “I usually play the quirky character or the sweet character, that kind of thing. So, I always like an opportunity to do something different, something that stretches me.”The “Claws” star describes the film as an “LGBTQIA+ empowerment horror film.”
“They do not,” she said with a laugh. “Michael and I are really tight, we’re totally in love. Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick act like newlyweds. I think we’re good.”
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