Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
repared to be disarmed and lured into a refreshing and original perspective taken on the highly publicized story of serial killer Ted Bundy. Zac Efron’s astonishing, chilling portrayal demonstrates just how easy it would be to be influenced by the charms and charisma of this extremely wicked, shockingly evil and vile predator. The film delivers a human interest story and cleverly avoids any formulaic detective tropes. Even knowing what we know, the film continues to keep you guessing.
At the European Premiere of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile hosted at Curzon Mayfair, Premiere Scene’s Claire Bueno and Anthony Bueno were eager to interview lead actors Zac Efron (Ted Bundy), Lily Collins (Liz Kendall) and director Joe Berlinger as they attend the red carpet.
Join us as we ask Zac Efron about studying the motivation of Bundy, Lily Collins about the freedom of portraying a person not know to the public and Joe Berlinger about how using narrative storytelling gave him an avenue he was unable to in his documentary filmmaking.
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repared to be disarmed and lured into a refreshing and original perspective taken on the highly publicized story of serial killer Ted Bundy. Zac Efron’s astonishing, chilling portrayal demonstrates just how easy it would be to be influenced by the charms and charisma of this extremely wicked, shockingly evil and vile predator. The film delivers a human interest story and cleverly avoids any formulaic detective tropes. Even knowing what we know, the film continues to keep you guessing.
At the European Premiere of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile hosted at Curzon Mayfair, Premiere Scene’s Claire Bueno and Anthony Bueno were eager to interview lead actors Zac Efron (Ted Bundy), Lily Collins (Liz Kendall) and director Joe Berlinger as they attend the red carpet.
Join us as we ask Zac Efron about studying the motivation of Bundy, Lily Collins about the freedom of portraying a person not know to the public and Joe Berlinger about how using narrative storytelling gave him an avenue he was unable to in his documentary filmmaking.
Facebook: facebook.com/Premiere-Scene
Twitter: twitter.com/Premscene
Instagram: instagram.com/premscene
Premiere Scene Podcast: soundcloud.com/user-790612111
