
Stone revealed that her broken dress, which she initially believed occurred while dancing to Gosling’s performance, had been swiftly repaired backstage. She expressed her admiration for Gosling’s performance, stating that she was completely captivated by his rendition of the song.
Reflecting on her character, Bella Baxter, in “Poor Things,” Stone emphasized the joy and curiosity Bella embodies as she navigates through life. She described the experience of playing Bella as a profound lesson in embracing both the good and challenging aspects of life.
Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, “Poor Things” follows Bella, brought back to life by a scientist, as she embarks on an adventure filled with curiosity and a quest for equality. Stone expressed fondness for her character and gratitude for the opportunity to portray Bella on screen.
“Poor Things” received four Oscars, including Best Production Design, Costume Design, and Makeup and Hairstyling. Despite stiff competition, the film emerged victorious in multiple categories, showcasing its impact and critical acclaim.
Looking ahead, Stone hinted at her next project, “Kinds of Kindness,” an anthology film directed by Lanthimos and distributed by Searchlight. The film boasts a star-studded cast, including Jesse Plemons, Willem Dafoe, Margaret Qualley, and more, although no release date has been confirmed yet.
Overall, Emma Stone’s backstage insights provided a glimpse into her experiences at the Oscars and shed light on her appreciation for the characters she brings to life on screen.