Sydney Sweeney Says ‘Madame Web’ Helped Her Get a Role in ‘Anyone But You’

Sydney Sweeney, known for her role in ‘Euphoria,’ recently shared her thoughts on her experience working on the action-thriller ‘Madame Web’ alongside Dakota Johnson.

Despite ‘Madame Web’ facing challenges at the box office, Sweeney sees it as a valuable opportunity in her career. She acknowledges that while the film may not have been a commercial success, it served as a stepping stone for her. “‘Madame Web’ is my first-ever studio project, a studio film I ever got cast in. And I am so thankful to Sony because it was such a building block for me,” she explained.

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Reflecting on the timeline of her projects, Sweeney humorously pointed out the juxtaposition of her best and worst releases happening within a short timeframe. She highlighted how ‘Madame Web’ led to important connections within the studio network, ultimately paving the way for her involvement in ‘Anyone But You.’

During the filming of ‘Madame Web,’ Sweeney took the opportunity to build relationships with executives at Sony, which played a crucial role in the development of ‘Anyone But You.’ She explained, “I called up Sony and I said, ‘Hey, I have this movie. We’re filming together, let’s build a relationship.’ And that’s how ‘Anyone But You’ got made. I would never have been able to do that without ‘Madame Web.'”

‘Anyone But You,’ a romantic comedy starring Sweeney and Glenn Powell, proved to be a hit, earning $214.8 million worldwide. Sweeney served as both a star and executive producer on the film, which garnered attention for its charming chemistry between the lead actors.