“He’s also really sensitive and sweet”: Pete Davidson’s $14M Black Comedy Horror Movie Co-Stars Praise Comedian as the Nicest Dude in Hollywood After Dating the Hottest Women in Town
Pete Davidson has quite the reputation preceding him. He’s known for being a goof while also managing to woo some of the hottest women in Hollywood. He has infamously dated several women from the industry to the envy of men across the internet who just want to know his secret. However, inside this playboy is seemingly a heart of gold as shared by his co-stars. The 29-year-old had starred in the 2022 A24 horror movie Bodies Bodies Bodies, and some of the other cast members later shared their experiences of working with the SNL alum.
What do Pete Davidson’s co-stars think about him?
Pete Davidson seemed to have a fairly good impression on his co-stars. Among the cast members, Maria Bakalova and Amandla Stenberg were interviewed with Variety to talk about their film, Bodies Bodies Bodies. They shared their experience of working with him during the interview as well. Bakalova said of Davidson,
“He’s one of the nicest people that I’ve met personally and seeing him being that person, it’s like, ‘How are you even doing it?'”
During a different interview, Stenberg told Extra TV, “He’s also really sensitive and sweet.” She later talked to Complex about the Set It Up actor as well,
“He really just cares about his home, his family, where he’s from. He’s really sweet and authentic, there’s not an inauthentic bone in his body. He can really only just be himself, and he is also really sensitive and kind… We all had a fantastic time working with him, and it didn’t feel difficult at all to get to know him and to establish that comfort where we could just kind of riff off of each other.”
Maria Bakalova and Amandla Stenberg praised Pete Davidson’s work ethic
The Suicide Squad actor was appreciated by Bakalova for his impressive work ethic as well. The Borat Subsequent Moviefilm actor told Variety,
“He was super disciplined, which made me appreciate him as an actor and artist.”
Stenberg shared details about a grave scene that required absolute seriousness from all the cast members, and how it was a difficult job to control their laughter.
She told Variety,
