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1. • • Ingrid Bisu: No, we already had that mapped out. I mean, honestly, we created it and were like, "How in the hell are we going to find somebody to do this?" We were thinking, "I want to go to Mars! I don't know how I'm going to do it, but I'm going to do it." That's the way we proceeded with this.
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   Did Ingrid Bisu think the Big Twist was going to be?

   • Ingrid Bisu: Honestly, I did think that was going to be the big twist. It's like in Saw when the guy gets up off the floor, or when you find out that Bruce Willis has been dead the entire time - you cannot not focus on that.

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   Who is Wan's wife Ingrid Bisu?

   • Wan's wife, Ingrid Bisu, helped the Saw and Aquaman director craft the movie's shocking surprise. Annabelle Wallis in 'Malignant' . Photo: Ron Batzdorff/Warner Bros. Warning: This article contains major spoilers for Malignant.

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   How did you feel about Ingrid Bisu?

   • Ingrid Bisu: I think what we felt is that she's always been a being who's more powerful than she ever thought. She alone was capable of all things; she had the strength, she just never realized it. She's a special being who was born in a special way. She's not just a regular person like everybody else.

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   Would Ingrid Bisu have gotten shot if he escaped?

   • Ingrid Bisu: Yeah, I think contortion was the main one, the fact that he's very agile, the fact that he's able to control electricity to the point of charging a light bulb where it explodes. So we used all of the tricks that he has to help him escape, obviously... it's a movie. In reality, he would've gotten shot.

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   Would Ingrid Bisu have killed Madison?

   • Ingrid Bisu: I think it would've been hard because he did want to own a body. At the end of the day, he felt like it was his right, too. So he would've eventually killed Madison; a choice had to be made. The fact that he has an evil side didn't help him.

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   Is Ingrid Bisu obsessed with medical anomalies?

   • Ingrid Bisu: So the actual reality of it is that I've always been fascinated with medical anomalies. I'm just obsessed with it, for some reason; I don't know, maybe there's something wrong with me! But I've always been obsessed with the idea of parasitic twins and teratomas.

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3. ew.com › movies › malignant-twist-james-wanMalignant director James Wan explains that jaw-dropping twist ...

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   Sep 15, 2021 · While Wan takes wild liberties with medical facts for his film, the director reveals that real-life teratoma cases did inspire the movie, whose story is credited to Wan; his wife, Ingrid...

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5. www.nme.com › news › film‘Malignant’ ending explained by director James Wan

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   Sep 16, 2021 · Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Wan revealed how this twist, while stretching the facts, is inspired by some scientific reasoning: “My wife, Ingrid [Bisu], she does a lot of research into...

6. collider.com › ingrid-bisu-malignant-interviewMalignant: Ingrid Bisu on Their Bonkers Horror Movie and How ...

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   Sep 19, 2021 · Malignant producer Ingrid Bisu shares some fun behind-the-scenes stories about making the most bonkers horror movie you’ll see this year.

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7. decider.com › 2021/09/10 › malignant-ending‘Malignant’ Ending Explained: Breaking Down that Wild Plot Twist

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   Sep 10, 2021 · Because the new supernatural horror film from director James Wan —written by Akela Cooper, based on a story by Wan, Cooper, and Ingrid Bisu—goes completely off the rails in the third act, and I...

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8. thecinemaholic.com › review-malignant-is-saved-byReview: Malignant is Saved by an Outlandish Third Act Twist

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   Sep 10, 2021 · Ingrid Bisu, who shows up in a supporting role as a geeky forensic officer, seems to be more in line with the film’s bonkers-style storytelling. Back to the third act, this is where Wan truly shines the most and is among the only reasons that kept me hooked until the end.

9. www.cheatsheet.com › entertainment › james-wanJames Wan’s ‘Malignant’ Killer Was Inspired by 1 Real-Life ...

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   Sep 15, 2021 · James Wan's 'Malignant' shocked the world with its twists and turns. However, actor Ingrid Bisu explained that the Giallo-inspired movie actually pulls from one real-life historical case.