Emma Myers unveiled her heartfelt fondness for portraying Enid Sinclair in the mesmerizing series "Wednesday," where Enid, a werewolf and fellow Nevermore Academy attendee, shares dormitory quarters with Wednesday Addams. Serving as a radiant, optimistic counterpoint to her best friend's melancholy and macabre disposition, Enid shines brightly.
In an illuminating discussion with The Hollywood Reporter, Myers delved deeply into the contrasting traits between herself and her enchanting character, expressing pure delight in embodying such a vibrant persona. "I absolutely adore how drastically she differs from me," she exclaimed with enthusiasm. "I'm not particularly energetic, nor do I find myself overly passionate about subjects to the extent that Enid is. She's a whirlwind of excitement."
The star of "A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder" went on to say, "Enid is wild, fun, and over-the-top. Playing her is an ultimate release for me because you can be as silly and crazy as you want, and it's an incredibly fantastic experience." Myers further remarked that bringing Enid to life served as a "wonderful outlet for emotions," finding immense joy in "portraying someone so completely opposite to my own personality."
According to Tudum, the synopsis for season two teases that "to Wednesday's absolute horror (and not the kind she savors), the division between her academic and familial life at Nevermore Academy doesn't merely blur during her sophomore year… it shatters into countless fragments." Currently, "Wednesday" season 2 part 1 is available for streaming on Netflix, with part 2 set to make its debut on September 3.
