Hey, everyone!
It's the cast of CAOS.
We're here today to dig a little bit deeper
into our journeys filming The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
-All hail… -Sabrina!
-Sabrina. -Sabrina.
-Sabrina. -Sabrina!
I've learned more, I think, in the past two years of filming
than I have ever, almost.
The person that I was coming in and the person that I am now,
I have CAOS to thank for that for sure.
I think someone did give me this advice before starting…
Take a breath.
Slow down.
-And soak this up. -Yep.
Sabrina just allowed me to be this powerful woman,
regardless of what I thought I was capable of.
Being one of the first nonbinary characters on television,
there was something so amazing about the shift that happened
while we were filming Sabrina, in terms of representation.
-Guys, it's Theo now. -Sounds good.
To have that impact on people was really special to see.
I'm not always the most confident,
and I think I started to have a little more belief in myself
that I might know what I'm doing after 27 years.
Because we did so much special effects,
I feel like it helped me in pushing the imagination.
I never sat with a character as long as I have with this character
that's constantly evolving and changing.
There's a ballsiness about him that I really admire.
I would love to have Theo's absolute fearlessness.
I loved Zelda's confidence.
The forwardness of Dorcas.
I'd like to not be allergic to cats.
I'd like to be able to teleport.
I don't know what I would take from Harvey,
but I always wanted him to be down with the witches.
Why does every girl I fall in love with turn out to be a witch?
Maybe you've got a type.
The most physically and mentally challenging day on set
was Jon and I's breakup.
That stands out as a big one
that I feel like we supported each other well in that moment.
I love you, Theo.
For me, in Part Four, I would say doing scenes with myself
and to play two different versions
of the same character was really a trip.
Pretty much any scene with Gavin was just such a pain in the ass.
One of the fun episodes was when we went to Hell to get Nick back,
and that was really fun 'cause I had a big fight sequence.
I think just visually one of the most, like, fun episodes
was where Father Blackwood
decides to create basically his version of his universe.
I really enjoyed the early first part.
To have the sisters for the first time…
I'll always remember that feeling.
"Lupercalia!" Oh my God.
Kneel before me.
Let's get back to business.
Sabrina was one of those jobs that comes along in your career
that is just special.
I really have to give a lot of credit to the people
that I got to work with on the show.
The level of excellence that everybody brought to their job…
The people.
The cast and the crew.
You always looked forward to coming to set.
You couldn't have a more accepting family to be part of.
There was no force and no resistance.
They just took me right in.
I'm just gonna miss our, like, cast parties on the weekends.
It really is true that our cast and crew were like a family.
Seeing people through happy times and sad times.
I will always remember the bond
that we made here.
The people, the memories, the experience.
How do you sum something like that up?
You can't.
I think I can speak for everyone that the coven does not go unnoticed.
For all our coven, our fans who follow us and support us,
to get to do four parts was a gift.
All the love we poured into the show,
you guys poured it right back at us.
We were so lucky.
I think it just shows how important art is.
You see it in the passion of these fans.
Thank you so much for caring.
I hope the love that we pour into the show comes across.
And I hope you carry that love for as long as you need it.
Let's finish this the way we always do…
together.
Coven forever.
Much love.