Strange Adolescence with Sadie Sink & Finn Wolfhard

The A24 Podcast

A24

Tv & Film

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 December 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Topics covered include: COVID scheduling nightmares, wasp problems, being the youngest person in a room, the gift of time, playing characters desperate for connection, the trope of the angsty teen, feeling the pressure, shedding child actor habits, imposter syndrome, the Stranger Things school trailer, failing at Lent, the frat origins of Vineyard Vines, and the importance of nurturing a rich inner life.

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0:00.0	Hey, and welcome back to the A24 podcast.
0:09.2	You probably know Sadie Sink and Finn Wolfhardt from Netflix's Stranger Things, but lucky
0:13.2	for all of us, they're also the stars of two new A24 movies, The Whale and When You
0:17.7	Finish Saving the World.
0:19.4	For today's episode, we brought Sadie and Finn together to talk about growing up on
0:22.7	screen, playing angsty teenagers, and how they held their own acting opposite Brendan
0:26.8	Frazier and Julianne Moore.
0:29.0	We hope you enjoy the conversation, and make sure you catch The Whale, opening nationwide
0:32.8	this holiday weekend.
0:33.8	Hi, I'm Finn Wolfhardt.
0:35.8	Hi, I'm Sadie Sink.
0:37.4	We're on the A24 podcast because we both have 24 films.
0:43.7	Look at us.
0:44.7	Yeah, look at us.
0:45.5	What is your film?
0:46.5	Yeah, I did a movie called When You Finish Saving the World, which Jesse Heisenberg
0:51.4	wrote and directed.
0:52.8	What's yours?
0:53.8	My film is called The Whale, which Darren Aronovsky directed.
0:56.8	Yes.
0:57.8	When did you film it?
0:58.8	It was like 2021.
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