Emily Blunt has done everything from fighting alien invaders as a supersoldier to stepping into the iconic shoes of Mary Poppins. However, among her best films, one of her most beloved roles remains Evelyn Abbott in A Quiet Place, the smash-hit horror movie she made with her husband, John Krasinski. The collaboration went on to define a major chapter in both their careers, proving that a marriage can survive not only Hollywood but also high-pressure filmmaking. Yet Blunt recently revealed the process started with a surprisingly candid (and hilarious) conversation about whether they could actually pull it off.
The Devil Wears Prada veteran reflected on the high-wire act of working opposite her husband for the first time while he simultaneously stepped into the director’s chair. The actress admitted to Elle she wasn’t sure how smooth the experience would be, and before filming began, she sat her husband down to make sure they both understood what they were getting into.
