Today they are two of Hollywood’s biggest stars, butAmy AdamsandJulianne Mooreadmit that in high school, they often had trouble fitting in.
“I moved around a lot and I remember that feeling of walking into the cafeteria and not knowing where to go. It’s something that has stayed with me,” says Moore, 60. “I was always so happy to find a friend or a group of people or a place to go. That’s the part of high school that’s so terrifying, I think for all of us, the social part.”
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Moore, who is mom to Liv, 19, and Caleb, 23, with husband Bart Freundlich, and Adams who has an 11-year-old daughter, Aviana, with husband Darren Le Gallo, both brought their kids to see the Broadway musical in New York.
“I thought it was really important for my daughter to see it,” says Adams. “When I heard they were making a film, I immediately wanted to be part of it.”
The two actresses also have musical numbers in the film along with cast members Platt, Kaitlyn Dever and Amandla Stenberg.
“I didn’t sing publicly until I was in a high school musical and that was the last time I sang in public until this movie! It was pretty terrifying,” says Moore. “But what I love about it is that the feeling is so big you can no longer speak, you have to sing it.”
Dear Evan Hansenopens Sept. 24 in theaters.
source: people.com