Emma Stone Reveals the Story Behind "Good Luck, Babe" in "Bugonia"
Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons discuss the notable music choices in their film "Bugonia", including songs by Chappell Roan and Green Day.
Emma Stone's character in "Bugonia" is a high-powered CEO, but she also has a relatable side, showcased when she lip-syncs to Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe" in her car.
Using the song "just felt so right,"
Stone explained. The song was approved for use in the film within 24 hours, which was fortunate given the tight shooting schedule.
In addition to "Good Luck, Babe", another significant music moment in the film features Jesse Plemons' character Teddy listening to Green Day's "Basket Case". This choice was made through discussions on set about the type of music Teddy would enjoy.
As Stone noted, the selection of music for the film was a thoughtful process, aiming to fit the characters and scenes.
Author's summary: Emma Stone discusses music choices in "Bugonia".
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