I wanted to be as comfortable in that environment as she was. I moved around those areas in character.
Meaning of the quote
The quote suggests that Debbie Reynolds tried to become just as comfortable and natural in a certain setting or situation as the person she was portraying. She wanted to move around and act in that environment as if she were the character, not just an actress pretending.
About Debbie Reynolds
Debbie Reynolds was an acclaimed American actress, singer, and businesswoman. She had a successful career spanning nearly 70 years, starring in numerous hit films such as Singin’ in the Rain, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, and many others. Debbie Reynolds was also known for her cabaret performances, her ownership of a dance studio, and her extensive film memorabilia collection.
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