Juno Temple Recalls Growing Up in Famed Horror Movie Location, Says She Thought the Tour Buses ‘Were There for Me’
“I'm a horror nut. I literally fall asleep to the soothing sounds of a chainsaw,” the “Ted Lasso” actress adds The post Juno Temple Recalls Growing Up in Famed Horror Movie Location, Says She Thought the Tour Buses ‘Were There for Me’ appeared first on TheWrap .
Actress Juno Temple revealed during a recent appearance on "Hot Ones Versus" that she once lived in a well-known horror movie location. Discussing the topic with her "Ted Lasso" co-star Jason Sudeikis, Temple shared she grew up in a house frequently visited by tour buses, attributing her childhood home to the South Pasadena residence used in John Carpenter's 1978 slasher "Halloween."
The iconic horror film portrayed the house as the starting point for serial killer Michael Myers, who stabbed his older sister there. Temple recounted her surprise when tour buses would arrive, announcing it as the "Michael Myers house." She jokingly admitted that she may have thought they were there for her. Temple described herself as a "horror nut," mentioning that she falls asleep to the sounds of chainsaws and screams.
Her co-star Sudeikis argued that she might have been born into her horror-themed lifestyle, with no choice in the matter. Temple also shared this interesting detail with Hannah Waddingham during a "Ted Lasso" press interview with Hits Radio U.K. Waddingham was stunned to learn about Temple's unique childhood and quipped that she would not have "ever slept" in that house.
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