Everything Everywhere's Hot Dog Break-Up Scene Was Improvised
nd, in that universe, Evelyn and Deirdre are a couple who go through a painful breakup. In a new interview with, Curtis revealed she and Yeoh didn’t quite get the hot dog thing and ended up improvising the whole scene with the focus on a very peculiar inanimate object.
“I didn’t understand much of it and I was trying to figure it out,” Curtis said. “Then we went to this set and what happened, which was so beautiful, was Michelle and I just found this gorgeous emotional place with each other. And there was no dialogue and it was written that we were breaking up in this universe, that we had hot dogs for handsYup, a luffa, or loofah as it’s also spelledhe soft poofy thing you might use in the shower.
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