We spoke w/ Riley Keough and Sam Claflin about their favorite moments in DaisyJonesAndTheSix and their performances.
Based on the best-selling novel of the same name from Taylor Jenkins Reid, the Amazon Studios/Hello Sunshine series Daisy Jones & The Six tells the story of the meteoric rise and crash-and-burn implosion of the iconic 1970s band, fronted by Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne .
RILEY KEOUGH: Hmm, I think what was most important to me was figuring out where she starts and where she ends, her arc, who she is, and what kind of girl she is when we first meet her, versus at the end when she becomes this different version of Daisy. And I was most nervous about the music because we didn’t sing, Sam [Claflin] and I, before this, at all. That made me nervous. But by the end of rehearsals, I felt really proud of us.
At least by the time you guys got to do the big concert, did you feel like you had a little more confidence then? Did you feel like you were more of a band? Did you feel like you could live in it and own that moment on stage? KEOUGH: That was a really fun moment because Denise [Wingate], who did our costumes, and I had really thought about that dress for the last stadium show. I was sitting somewhere on set and “Gold Dust Woman” came on and, all of a sudden, I was like, “That’s the dress she has to wear for the last show.” I knew it had to be that kind of thing, so I said that to Denise, and then she delivered this beautiful cape and amazing dress.
What was your favorite performance, for each of you? Whether it was a quieter moment when you were writing, or when you were in the recording studio, or even just on stage, what was your favorite music performance?
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