Catherine Zeta-Jones, renowned for her role as Morticia in the Netflix series “Wednesday,” recently suggested a unique casting choice for the character Cousin It. During an event at the Netflix Tudum Theater in Hollywood, Zeta-Jones expressed her admiration for Danny DeVito as an ideal candidate for the role.
Catherine Zeta-Jones Advocates for Danny DeVito as Cousin It
While attending the “Wednesday” For Your Consideration (FYC) event, Zeta-Jones remarked on the absence of DeVito in the show, stating, “I don’t know how Danny DeVito hasn’t been cast already.” She highlighted their long-standing friendship, shared with her husband, actor Michael Douglas.
The Suggestion and Its Impact
Zeta-Jones reminisced about a birthday celebration in September with Douglas and DeVito. She pondered aloud why DeVito hasn’t joined the cast yet. She added, “Imagine Danny DeVito as Cousin It? That’d be so cool,” revealing her excitement for the potential casting.
- Casting Suggestion: Danny DeVito for Cousin It
- Event: “Wednesday” FYC event
- Location: Netflix Tudum Theater, Hollywood
- Zeta-Jones’ Birthday: September 25
A Star-Studded Season
During the event, Zeta-Jones also shared her excitement about Lady Gaga’s cameo in “Wednesday,” noting the secrecy surrounding the announcement. She remarked on her family’s surprise at finding out about Gaga’s involvement only when it became public. Zeta-Jones described her reaction to meeting Gaga, calling it a highlight in her career, and expressed interest in collaborating with her in the future.
Looking Ahead to Season 3
With filming for Season 3 scheduled for next year, Zeta-Jones is eager for developments in her character’s storyline. She hopes to delve deeper into Morticia’s relationship with her mother, portrayed by Joanna Lumley, and how it influences her connection with Wednesday.
“I hope that Wednesday snaps out of it next season,” said Zeta-Jones. Her lighthearted frustration with the character’s dynamics illustrates her commitment to evolving the narrative in the next season of “Wednesday.”
