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Ryan LaBee

Aubrey Plaza Used Apple TV+’s The Gorge To Describe The Grief Of Losing Her Husband, And The Film’s Director Explained Why He Was ‘Moved’ By It

Miles Teller with a Goatee in The Gorge, Aubrey Plaza in Agatha All Along.

Aubrey Plaza is no stranger to balancing comedy with pathos, but in a recent conversation, she revealed just how personally The Gorge (which is streaming with an Apple TV+ subscription) resonated with her. While speaking on Amy Poehler’s podcast, Plaza used the new horror movie as a way to articulate what grief has felt like for her following the death of her husband, writer-director Jeff Baena. For that film's director, Scott Derrickson, those words weren’t just flattering, they were profoundly moving.

Derrickson responded to Plaza’s words during an interview with EW, admitting he was deeply touched. The Doctor Strange filmmaker explained what it was like to hear that his work resonated so deeply, saying:

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