Emma Stone Reveals the Story Behind "Good Luck, Babe" in "Bugonia"
Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons discuss the notable music choices in their film "Bugonia", including songs by Chappell Roan and Green Day.
Emma Stone's character in "Bugonia" is a high-powered CEO, but she also has a relatable side, lip-syncing to Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe" in her car.
Using the song "just felt so right,"
said Stone in a junket interview with Mashable. The song was approved by Chappell Roan's team within 24 hours, allowing the scene to be shot just two days later.
Another significant music moment in the film features Jesse Plemons' character Teddy listening to Green Day's "Basket Case". This choice was made through on-set discussions about Teddy's music preferences.
Stone explained that they considered the type of music Teddy would listen to, leading to the selection of "Basket Case" for the pivotal scene.
Author's summary: Emma Stone shares the story behind the music choices in "Bugonia".
- Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe" was chosen for a lip-sync scene.
- Green Day's "Basket Case" was selected for a pivotal scene featuring Jesse Plemons' character.