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, lip-syncing to Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe" in her car.
Using the song "just felt so right,"
Stone said, adding that Chappell Roan approved the song within 24 hours, allowing them to shoot the scene on time.
Another significant music choice in the film is Green Day's "Basket Case", which plays during a pivotal scene with Jesse Plemons' character Teddy, a conspiracy theorist.
- Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe" was chosen for its fitting vibe.
- Green Day's "Basket Case" was selected through on-set discussions about Teddy's musical tastes.
Author's summary: Emma Stone discusses music choices in "Bugonia".
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