Emma Stone's Sci-Fi Comedy 'Bugonia': No Broken Bones and Big Surprises

Emma Stone stars in the sci-fi comedy 'Bugonia,' where she plays a pharmaceutical CEO embroiled in a bizarre kidnapping. Co-star Jesse Plemons, as a conspiracy-theorist beekeeper, adds depth and tension without causing any real-life injuries. Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, the film underscores diverse narratives and complex characters.

Emma Stone confidently reported that she emerged unscathed from her latest role in the sci-fi comedy 'Bugonia.' Despite a history of injuries, Stone praised co-star Jesse Plemons for his safe performance during a particularly challenging scene.

In this film, Stone embodies Michelle Fuller, a formidable pharmaceutical CEO ensnared by conspiracy theorist cousins convinced of her extraterrestrial identity. The story, an adaptation of a South Korean classic, hits select theaters first before a wider U.S. release on October 31.

Besides its unconventional narrative, 'Bugonia' showcases neurodiversity through Aidan Delbis's portrayal of Don, a character on the autism spectrum. Director Yorgos Lanthimos commended Delbis's debut, labeling his role as the 'soul of the film' and a pivotal logical voice amidst the chaos, highlighting the film's complex character dynamics.

(With inputs from agencies.)