Jessica Chastain has described 'The Good Nurse' as the most "nerve-wracking" movie of her career as she was observed by the character she was playing, Amy Loughren, during filming
Jessica Chastain says 'The Good Nurse' was the most "nerve-wracking" film of her career. The Oscar-winning actress plays the nurse Amy Loughren – who helped take down her serial killer colleague Charles Cullen (Eddie Redmayne) – in the new Netflix movie and explained the unique pressure of having the real-life Loughren observing her performance. Speaking to IndieWire, Jessica said: "It was different than anything else that I have ever done because I have never filmed a scene from someone's life as they observed me acting it. "She was at the monitor. That was a very nerve-inducing, nerve-wracking thing to do. It's a great responsibility anytime you play someone's story, but especially while they're watching you do it." The 47-year-old star… (more)