It's all about the preparation for the busy Jessica Chastain. (Huffington Post)
That trip, it turned out, would only lead to another opportunity to jump down the character rabbit hole, as she met with "Shakespeare In Love" director John Madden on a stop in London to discuss a role in what would become the Holocaust vengeance dramatic thriller, "The Debt."
Once she convinced him that she was right for the part of a young Mossad agent sent on a team to East Berlin to take out a former madman Nazi doctor, it was time again to immerse herself in a story. Unlike "Tree of Life," in which she played the matriarch of a family that was the focus of existential pondering, Chastian's new role foisted upon her more hardened reality, inspiring her to learn more about the unspeakable human suffering that her Rachel character had witnessed, and was trying to avenge.
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