Finn Wolfhard recently opened the way in which his debut as director in the film 2023 Summer hell was not an easy task.
Converse with PEOPLEThe 22 -year -old actor and musician revealed that there were moments when he realized that he was not taken seriously because of his age while working on his horror comedy Hell of a summer.
Expressing his feelings, Wolfhard explained: “It was a long process. I started writing this film at 16 … and I don’t know how we went through it.”
He added: “It was the whole process, but we were lucky to have incredible people behind us and producers who really believed in us as filmmakers.”
THE Foreign things Star then admitted that the whole process of making a film was a great source of learning for him and his young age facilitated him rather than polluting his first experience.
Wolfhard explained: “Being a teenager – and just having a door closed in your face over and over again – you just had this blind optimism, or blind confidence, because you don’t really see what the worst thing that can happen is by sending a script to this person or by sending a script to this person and trying to put your foot in the door.”
“I think that, in many ways, being young has really helped. I am only 22 years old, it is still very young, and even if I made a film, I expect to be always treated as if I was a younger person who does not really know what they are doing”, the Ghostbusters: life after death pointed out an old one.
“But I am at peace by proving it to people so often. I think it is something that becomes easier over time, because it just becomes a part of the process, then, slowly, it disappears, I suppose, as they get older,” he noted.
Before concluding, it is relevant to mention that Summer hell was written and directed by Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk, which concerns the camp advisers who are trying to stay alive while a masked killer kills them by one before the start of the summer.
