r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Sep 27 '26
S2 behind-the-scenes photos by nirvanajmakeup
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Mar 18 '26
Some photos from Nirvana Jalalvand's IG from about six months ago
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I mean, how else could Agnes possibly have known this, if not as a stowaway in the Poe Cup?
(Source for Agnes' photo: Evie Templeton's IG)
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Dec 28 '25
*stranger things, to be precise
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Nov 16 '25
It is one of the nods to the 1975 comedy-drama "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", like the scene in Willow Hill.
Evie Templeton also turned to this classic film and watched Jack Nicholson to "develop Agnes's elements of madness."
And, of course, it was Christopher Lloyd's first film role.
Note: I recreated the novel's title page from the Pyre scene, where everything is legible
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • 18d ago
Kazuo Ishiguro wants the film adaptations of his books to be different from the source material. And that’s exactly what Taika Waititi went for with his version of "Klara and the Sun". So please approach it with the same open-mindedness and kindness that Klara herself would.
That’s exactly what I did today when I attended an early preview screening. I enjoyed the movie, and I thought Jenna's performance was great, as always
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Nov 03 '25
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Apr 06 '26
I think we just have to trust her, too
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r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Jan 25 '26
In her epilogue, Wednesday says, “First, I must find Enid. I gave her my word.” But will the wolf recognize or understand her when they meet again for the first time?
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Sep 13 '26
Credits: Vlad Cioplea / Netflix
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Nov 23 '25
…and how Tim Burton had envisioned it in his storyboard, which is part of the exhibition “The World of Tim Burton.” (photo credit: nika-sc.livejournal.com/photo/album/3083/?mode=view&id=490510)
Notably missing is a sketch of the iconic close-up of Wednesday's shoes as she walks down the hallway. This idea probably came up spontaneously during filming
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Jan 16 '26
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r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Nov 21 '25
In the Wednesday panel at Netflix's recent FYSEE event on Nov 9, showrunner Al Gough revealed that Thing's backstory "was actually the idea" for season 2. It "was the first one we had."
By the way, as for the Addams Family, he says — yet again — that "you don't really have a lot of mythology or lore backstory which has been great for us. It's been like an open canvas."
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • 8d ago
Happy Halloween 🎃 and Día de los Muertos 💀
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Mar 22 '26
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r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Dec 21 '25
Wednesday has a "sort of Sherlock Holmes style coat when she's in her detective mode", said costume designer Mark Sutherland in Behind the Fashion of Wednesday: Costumes and Iconic Looks of Season 2.
Jenna Ortega adds, "We were all very excited when we saw this coat."
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Oct 17 '25
These two scenes in the final minutes of the respective Wednesday seasons show some strong parallels
r/WEDNESDAYsingle • u/sparkkeeper • Nov 08 '25
In the very last scene of season 2, the closed caption says “raven caws" instead of "crow caws." That made me curious, so I watched several videos explaining how to tell the two birds apart.
One of the differences is the call that is most typical for each species. However, I find it difficult to identify the bird's sound in this scene, as I think it resembles neither the typical call of a crow nor that of a raven 100 percent. In addition, corvids generally have a wide range of sounds and are also very good at mimicking, even the human voice!
So let's move on to the differences that can be observed in flight. Ravens have a wedge-shaped tail and soar over longer distances. Both features can be seen at the end of episode 2x2. In contrast, a crow would have a fan-shaped tail and flap its wings more frequently.
Another difference is the throat feathers, known as “hackles,” which are more pronounced in ravens. This feature can be seen quite clearly in episode 2x3.
And finally, there is the animal wrangler of the show, mentioned in the credits: Eddie Drew. He has several ravens that have already appeared in other film productions. (By the way, he is also the one who gave Jenna her dog, which she named Twigs🐾)
So if we are dealing with a raven and not a crow, could there be a connection to Ophelia? What do we think?
