The Great star Elle Fanning on severed heads, funny sex scenes, and a potential season 2
), the satirical dramedy prides itself on only being "occasionally true" and frequently anachronistic, and as such it revels in its ludicrous moments.
There are so many insane scenes in this show it's hard to pick just one to talk about. What sticks out to you when you think about your time on set? This is something that Tony and I talked about a lot, obviously. You know, sex is a big part of our show. And we wanted to make sure everyone's comfortable. We had an intimacy coordinator that was on set whenever we had those scenes, to make everyone feel good and make everything look real. And I had never worked with anyone like that before, but that was nice to have. And of course, I think sex is also a real big part of the real Catherine the Great's life.
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