Zendaya Explained She Had A Fear Of ‘Peeing Myself Or S—-ing Myself’ While Filming Dune: Part 2, And Revealed The Negative Effects That Had On Her Body

Zendaya Explained She Had A Fear Of ‘Peeing Myself Or S—-ing Myself’ While Filming Dune: Part 2, And Revealed The Negative Effects That Had On Her Body

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The Dune films are undeniably fantastic to experience. The incredible cinematography, unmatched production design, and unbelievable performances all work together to make Dune the sci-fi franchise of the decade. But just because these movies are so fun to watch, doesn’t mean they are always super fun to make. Zendaya recently opened up about how hard Dune: Part 2’s production was on her body, and explains one particular moment that truly tested her physically.

In a recent interview with W Magazine, the movie star opened up about some of the on set experience’s she’s had, and what each of Zendaya’s best movies required from her as an actress. When it came to Dune, it required quite a lot, as the long shooting days and extreme weather on set resulted in her body responding in concerning ways. She learned about the importance of hydration the hard way, especially when working in stifling heat. She recounted:

We were in Jordan. It was very hot, and I remember thinking, ‘Oh, man, the bathrooms are so far away,’ because we had to hike to the locations. If you have to pee, you need at least 10 minutes to get out of the costumes. I was like, Damn, I don’t want to drink too much water. I had such a fear of peeing myself or shitting myself, honestly, in the suit on set. One day, I didn’t drink enough and I had a heatstroke. I felt so barfy. I remember calling my mom on the bathroom floor, saying, ‘I feel terrible.’ She was like, ‘Did you drink water today?’ I said no. I thought I was being smart, but you can’t do that. So, lesson learned.



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