Sarah Levy brings her character, Aunt Ida, to life in the latest film, The Monkey, directed by Osgood Perkins. During an engaging conversation, Levy and her co-star Grae reveal the special object she kept with her for safety and luck on set, while Grae shares her own childhood object that she stashed in the basement out of fear. They delve into whether any practical effects were utilized in the film, and Levy praises Perkins’s brilliance as both a director and a film husband.
The Monkey, an adaptation of Stephen King’s chilling 1980 short story, follows twins Hal and Bill as they navigate the eerie presence of a sinister monkey that shatters their childhood innocence. Death looms over their lives, even as they attempt to separate and move forward, highlighting the psychological scars left behind.
This captivating portrayal by Sarah Levy is sure to resonate with audiences, leaving them eager to see the film’s unsettling journey unfold.
