Simona Tabasco on her first foray into horror with 'Immaculate' and future acting plans.
Like her character in “The White Lotus,” actress Simona Tabasco is riding high following the end of Season Two. The series earned the Italian actress her first Emmy nomination, for best supporting actress, and has opened new opportunities outside of Italy, where she got her start more than 10 years ago.
Although she doesn’t share screentime with Sweeney — who produced the film, and is also an alum of “The White Lotus” — they got to spend plenty of time together in Austin and during joint press.Michael Buckner for SXSW 2024 Conference & Festivals Although Tabasco’s character is only in the beginning of the film, she makes the most of her screen time. The film marks the actress’ first foray into horror, a genre that she admittedly doesn’t gravitate toward, but is interested in exploring further. “I discovered that you need to keep the fear all the time,” says Tabasco of her experience working on the film.
“English is a very good language to express the message through acting. Because it’s a short language, it’s fast, it’s easy,” she says. Tabasco started acting when she was a teenager, after being scouted by a director while on holiday with her parents, and she went on to study at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome. She made her film debut in 2014 in “Perez.,” which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, followed by various Italian TV series roles.
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