It’s one of her best and maybe the most fun, for this time, she got to play the killer. Though her relationship with Argento was coming to an end, you would have never guessed it by the performance Nicolodi gave. In 1985, Argento and Nicolodi came back together for Phenomena, starring a fourteen-year-old Jennifer Connelly and Donald Pleasence. She is given very little to do, but still, it showed how integral she had become to Giallo and to Argento’s films, that even Nicolodi in a small role meant the world for how one of Argento’s films was perceived. It’s not much of a role and definitely not one of her most memorable. Nicolodi did not write the screenplay and only agreed to a very small role, but when the original actress for Anne, the author’s assistant, exited the film, Nicolodi took over. She had already proved that besides being a scream queen, she could be a scream creator as well.Īrgento and Nicolodi collaborated again in 1982 for Tenebrae, another black gloved killer Giallo slasher, where someone, influenced by an American author’s book, goes on a murderous crime spree.
Nicolodi was to be in the film as well, but an injury prevented her from appearing in nothing more than a cameo. With Nicolodi’s imagination and Argento’s ability to make the scariest film beautiful with his hypnotic use of vibrant colors, the duo created a film that broke through to American audiences, even leading to a well-received remake starring Dakota Johnson in 2018. Set in Germany, Suspiria tells the tale of an American student ( Jessica Harper) who travels to Europe to train at a dance academy that just so happens to be run by a coven of witches. Their collaboration would become Argento’s masterpiece. Much of the story idea and themes came from Nicolodi, as well as the ending, which was based on a dream she had. With Argento she co-wrote his next film, Suspiria. You're talking about the woman I love.Two years after Deep Red in 1975, Nicolodi showed that she had another skill besides acting. There's actually a pretty hilarious Reddit thread about this, with one poster saying, "She can stand wherever the f*** she wants. While in one of the films, she's alone, the other two have a male approaching her, but she doesn't notice because her back is turned.
In two of the scenes, the shot of Connelly starts pretty far behind her and then there's movement toward her. Now the coincidences here are more than just her on the pier, or even her looking at the water. And finally 2003's " House of Sand and Fog," which had Connelly in the lead role, alongside with Ben Kingsley. Next is psychological drama " Requiem for a Dream" in 2000, starring Ellen Burstyn and Jared Leto. She also found visiting the monasteries to be very rewarding and the monks to be delightful.įirst we have " Dark City," a thriller/sci-fi flick released back in 1998, where Connelly starred alongside Rufus Sewell and Kiefer Sutherland. "All these layers of things that seemed to be important but really aren't, sort of fall away," she said. Casually, she told O'Brien, "I didn't take a shower for a month, which I'd never done before." Not only that, but she liked the experience, calling it "spectacular." Though she remarked on how the elements and lack of grooming affected her looks, if anyone could shine in those conditions, it's Connelly.ĭuring the interview, it also becomes clear that having made a name for herself in film for the previous ten years had taken a toll on her, and the break from the pressures of everyday life was well-received. There she did a lot of hiking, including to the east face of Mount Everest.
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One of her promotion appearances was on " Late Night with Conan O'Brien" where she revealed that after the movie shoot wrapped, she went to Tibet for a month-long camping trip. In 1995, Connelly appeared in the movie "Higher Learning" starring Omar Epps.
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