Seeing the season back and what they were able to accomplish. Those and the Hitchcock, I was just like, 'What is going on? This is the best thing I've ever seen.'Īnna Konkle: I know they did an amazing job! The directors, the showrunners, the creators, and all the actors, but I was really blown away at the level of filmmaking. I love getting to see that side of her too.

And then the film noir episode also was exciting because she just got to be kind of domineering when she wanted to be and meek and sort of play with all the different femme fatale weird parts of herself. The tension between those two parts of her I think really played in that episode. It sort of reminded me of that, but then she's also very emotive and passionate about her feelings when she connects to them.

Where there's sort of a stiltedness to her.She's her own unique sort of alien little person in a storybook. Her episode, the sort of twee indie movie episode and I know that was the writer's attention that that's kind of for essence, but in practice that thought felt. I think she's someone that lives in her head a lot and people don't necessarily understand what she's saying or what she means. Which version of Hannah do you think is kind of like truest to who she feels she is her own version, one from another genre, or the one that's the grounded reality?Īnna Konkle: I think the genres are more her honest self. Yeah, I really loved playing her and yeah, I miss her. I love this season! And I think Hannah was my favorite just because she was so odd but so true to who she was?Īnna Konkle: Oh, thanks for saying that. I thought everyone's character translated really well. I'm thankful that it worked and from watching all of the other characters and all the other actors kind of traverse their way through their sort of grounded selves in their genre selves. In terms of was it going to translate and sort of doing the reverse order and things ideally. For instance, in the very beginning of filming, for a lot of us the first days we were in Hitchcock.We hadn't even played our real life everyday non genre characters yet. I think that knowing what your genre was, was really helpful. I was nervous about that, but I think it's a testament to the writers that the voice of the characters came through no matter what the genre was. So how did you change your approach each episode while still staying true to who Hannah is at her core?Īnna Konkle: That confused me. One of my favorite things about Afterparty is how it allows you to explore different genres in every episode, which kind of shifts how you portray your characters.

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