Elizabeth Olsen’s honest reflections on eternity and death
Elizabeth Olsen has recently shared her honest reflections on eternity and death.
The actress, who is currently promoting her movie Eternity, opened up about what it’s like to imagine the end of her life.
“I’ve had this kind of plotted out from a very young age,” said the 36-year-old while speaking to Variety.
The WandaVision actress explained, “When I was in high school, I dreamt of being a very old lady on the coast of England, alone actually.”
“I might have had an animal, and it would be like foggy and wet and kind of cold, and I would go on long walks,” she recalled.
In Secret actress mentioned, “I would be in a small town that had like one of each thing you need like one bakery, one coffee shop, one fishmonger, one cheese shop, one like community centre, one theatre.”
“It was always just me because I like meeting new people and I like being a part of a community, and I always imagined I would die alone,”
Interestingly, Elizabeth added, “I don’t know what to do with that, but that was part of my dream,”
Eternity, which is directed and co-written by David Freyne, showcases the actress playing a role who has died and must decide where she’s like to spend afterlife and with whom, either with her first husband (plays by Callum Turner), who died in the Korean War, or her second (Miles Teller), whom she was married to for over 60 years.
Meanwhile, Eternity will release in theatres on November 26.
