"I think there are a lot of shows that up till now kind of stop there, and they don't have to keep going, and that's fine but for us, we don't stop there, we actually look at what it is to develop a relationship with a subject when you're a journalist, and that relationship in and of itself. She also shared what attracted her to the role of Vivian, describing Inventing Anna as a "compelling" tale.Ĭhlumsky said: "One of the things that I was super drawn to was I think we've all seen plenty of shows, and very, very good shows, where the journalist is our way of connecting to an audience, because they're learning the information as the audience is. Because I think that that's a very human experience." They don't really know how they're coming across, they betray themselves and I really enjoyed that. I love playing characters that think they have it all put together and based on what you see in the story. I love her curiosity, and how she won't let go of an idea. So that was my way in."Ĭhlumsky continued: "I enjoyed her brain, I really, really do.
They were like, my vitamins, I read all of her articles, I felt like playing somebody who expresses themselves so well and so clearly in her own voice, that really the written word was giving me the most anchor that I needed. "I pored through them, I just drank them up. My character is a fictionalized version of that role and so I didn't have to match her exactly, so the first sort of decision to make was what to borrow and what not to and so what I would say is, I worked very, very closely with her written word, I worked very closely with her notes. Speaking to Newsweek, Chlumsky said: "Jessica and I know each other, she's credited as a producer on our show, she's given her blessing to every single bit of our show. Veep's Anna Chlumsky, who plays Vivian in Inventing Anna, revealed how she worked very closely with Pressler's written work to prepare for the role. Pressler's article went on to serve as the foundation for Netflix's Inventing Anna, produced by Shondaland, and Pressler herself serves as a producer on the series. Scanning the article, readers would learn how Delvey was able to scam New York's elite and her friends out of thousands of dollars. In her 45,000-word feature, Pressler included interviews with Delvey's former friends, business partners, and those closest to her. Read more Alexis Floyd on Playing Anna Delvey's BFF Neff in 'Inventing Anna'
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