Her character in the series having cancer, Sarah Chalke appears with a scarf and then very short hair in the second part of season 2 of Always there for you. Did she really shave her head for the shoot?
The latest episodes of Always there for you uploaded to Netflix likely stirred mixed emotions among the show’s many fans. The return of the series devastated Internet users, which did not prevent the second part of season 2, which also marks the end of the adventure, from reaching number 2 in the top 10 most popular series. seen in France. One of the main revelations in the latest episodes of the series is Kate’s cancer diagnosis, which causes her to lose all her hair. In the wake of Kate’s hair loss, many wondered if Sarah Chalke actually shaved her head for the role. We have the answer: it looks like the actress didn’t shave her head for the role. Several Instagram posts confirm that Sarah Chalke still has her signature blonde hair, and there are also several behind-the-scenes images of the actress in which she appears to be wearing a number of wigs and other looks.
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Sarah Chalke confides in the complicated filming of Always there for you
Although Sarah Chalke didn’t shave her head for the role, she said in an interview with Deadline that playing someone with cancer was very personal to her. “Pno one is spared from cancer in their family, i lost my grandmother and my aunt, many team members shared their story with meso it was a very moving experience.”, she confided. The actress also spoke about filming the climactic sequence that concludes the first part of the second season, in which Kate learns that she has cancer and goes to see Tully to tell her the news.
“No two days are the same”
Sarah Chalke added that turning Always there for you he would miss, in part because the series gave him a real range of possibilities. “There are moments of lightness, humor and pain”she said of the latest episodes of the series. “That’s one of the things I loved so much about this role, and what I’m really going to miss is that no two days are the same. One day you sing, you dance and you walk around in sneakers. And the next day you play a very difficult scene in front of an elevator”underlines the actress.
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Article written in collaboration with 6Medias
