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Jessica Biel is opening up about her portrayal of Candy Montgomery for Hulu‘s new series, Candy.
While speaking with Entertainment Weekly, the 40-year-old actress opened up about the case and what happened when she reached out to the real Candy.
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If you’re unfamiliar, Candy is based on the 1980 murder of Betty Gore. Candy Montgomery had paid a visit to her friend, Betty Gore, at her home in the manicured suburbs of Wylie, Texas to retrieve a swimsuit for Gore’s daughter, who was set to spend the day with the Montgomerys after swim practice.
However, while there, Betty reportedly confronted Candy about the affair she had with her husband. That same night, Betty was found dead in her home from 41 axe wounds.
“For 90 percent of their lives, they lived these very normal, suburban lives, and then boom, this crazy thing happens,” Jessica told the outlet about how she presented Candy. “She had to be beloved and likable and nice and kind and someone that you can really get behind, and then after this crazy thing happens, I still want you to weirdly be behind her.”
She added, “Everything that we did, it was taken from the court documents, so we were really trying to be very true to her real story.”
Jessica shared that she did try to reach out to Candy through her longtime representative to see if “she was interested in having any conversation whatsoever.”
However, Candy “was not interested.”
The real Candy now lives in Georgia and goes by her maiden name.
Candy is streaming now on Hulu.
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Jessica Biel has shared rare details about her personal life, admitting that she has often felt like she has to "put a smile on everything".MORE: Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are selling their Hollywood Hills homeThe actress, who is starring in the hit new Hulu series Candy, spoke as she drew parallels between her own life and that of Candy Montgomery, the women in the mid 1980s was accused of murdering her neighbor in cold blood.WATCH: Jessica Biel stars in Hulu's CandySuggesting that there are "so many things that [Candy is] experiencing" that women in particular have experienced, Jessica continued: "This feeling that you have to be perfect all the time, and you have to look a certain way, and you have to be the best mom and the coolest mom and the best wife and have the perfect party house."The actress then shared that in her own family she has seen the women portray a version of life where "everything is fabulous all the time," and "where you just put a smile on everything"."I do that in my life, and I’m working really hard to not do that. I’m working really hard to be really authentic," she shared speaking to Variety.Jessica is mom to two boys and lives with husband Justin.
Emily Longeretta In 1980, Texas homemaker Candy Montgomery was accused of murdering Betty Gore, the wife of the man she was involved with. It was a crime no one saw coming, and that was part of the reason Jessica Biel was drawn to play the role in Hulu’s limited series “Candy.”Starring opposite Melanie Lynskey and Pablo Schreiber, Biel completely transformed — wig, glasses and all — into the character. She also worked double duty as an executive producer on the gory project.When you first picked up this script, why were you interested?The nonlinear storytelling, just the subtlety, the feeling of that suburban oppression, the mundanity of these people’s lives kind of flew off the page.
A version of this story appeared in Pop Life Chronicles, CNN's weekly entertainment newsletter. To get it in your inbox, sign up for free here. (CNN)Is it just me or is this year flying by?How are we almost halfway through 2022 already?I need things to slow down a little bit.
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Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake were looking sweet as candy at the premiere of Biel's new limited Hulu true crime series. ET's Lauren Zima spoke to Biel at 's For Your Consideration event Monday, where she dished on the couple's date night and the secret to keeping their marriage alive, nearly 10 years in.«It's a really good question, right? Well, I'll have to give Justin the credit in this moment, for this one thing that he always says to me: 'We might be married, but we have to keep dating,' and it's so true,» Biel shared.
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