Elizabeth Olsen is mostly known for her work in past and upcoming Marvel projects and for being the younger (but taller) sister of the infamous Olsen twins. Regardless, she also has a solid block of critically acclaimed work rounding out her resumé from Wind River to Martha Marcy May Marlene and hopefully now, HBO Max’s Love & Death. The latter sees her in a slew of intimate scenes, but now the star has opened up about why filming intimate scenes is
Love & Death just hit streaming at the tail end of last month. Viewers can catch it with an HBO Max subscription, but before they dive in, they should know this is maybe not the Olsen fans have seen on Disney+. Instead, the David E. Kelley drama has the actress playing Candy Montgomery, a mother who eventually starts an affair, leading to her ultimately stabbing a friend 41 times with a knife. This sounds like a spoiler, but it’s also stuff we already know about Love & Death, as the story is based on a well-known killing that actually happened in Wylie, Texas in 1980.
