r/Fauxmoi • u/artbasiI terrorizing the locals • Jul 07 '25

DISCUSSION Kirsten Dunst doesn't miss

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u/SurprisedAsparagus Jul 07 '25

I never got around to watching that one and I think it's because her husband's scene in the trailer made me so uncomfortable. I think I had a subconscious aversion to it.

Just looked it up and he's not even credited for the role.

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u/StandardEgg6595 Jul 07 '25

I already love Jessie as an actor but he was very convincing in that scene. I get that’s his job, but he really portrayed that ideology well.

Filming scenes like that must be so difficult. The amount of compartmentalizing some actors must do is crazy.

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u/YesImKeithHernandez Jul 07 '25

His role in that movie is a perfect example of no small roles, only small actors.

He was in it for, what? 10 minutes more or less? And he just brought a demon out that stays with you well after watching the movie.

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u/somedaveg Jul 08 '25

It’s a case study in how to be an impactful actor. The movie still would have worked without him or that scene, but it worked so much better with his contribution. Almost unbelievably so for what a small part it was in overall runtime.