Though it was a challenge, playing the troubled teen was a belated but very necessary therapy for Woods. And de Jong was instrumental in the intense process, helping the new actress tap into the deepest parts of her pain to embody Goldie. "It was rough, but at the same time, you were completely professional," Woods told de Jong in the same interview with The Cut. "You were like, Yo, let’s push through it, let’s use those tears. You really were on it, and that’s what helped me a lot. It kept me professional where I was like I’m crying, fine, let’s do this shoot real quick."