The Netflix comedy revolves around the moody Wednesday Addams, sparked by the creators’ desire to see her as a teenage girl on her own without her family.
“[She] was a character that we all really loved, and nobody had spent a lot of time with,” co-showrunner Alfred Gough told. “It’s a character we’d only seen really as a [child] … but we didn’t know much about her.
“There [were] times on that set where I even became almost unprofessional, in a sense, where I just started changing lines … I grew very, very protective of [Wednesday].” While her comments caused controversy, there’s evidently no bad blood among the creative team — Ortega will be an exec producer on season two and will star in Burton’s upcomingOrtega choreographed Wednesday’s dance moves in an episode.
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