Nicole Kidman’s wigs have virtually turn into their very own characters within the dozens of tasks the Oscar winner has made throughout tv and movie.

The newest is a pointy blonde bob she wears because the mysterious wellness guru Masha within the second season of Hulu’s “9 Good Strangers.”

“All the things may be very particular,” Kidman informed me on the Season 2 premiere occasion in Beverly Hills. “It’s chosen for a cause as a result of she’s received very robust intentions and agendas.”

Kidman mentioned it was the one wig she checked out after it was picked by her longtime hair and make-up artist Noriko Watanabe. “It’s very fast,” Kidman defined. “We simply got here up with the character and vibe, how she needs to be and what she ought to search for.”

Kidman additionally defined why she wished to reprise Masha for a second season. The premiere season was based mostly on the novel of the identical title whereas there was no e-book for the follow-up. “This time it was free rein,” she mentioned, including that it’s “enjoyable to play” a lady with energy. “So many time, I play girls which can be in a really precarious place emotionally and Masha is only a badass.”

Christine Baranski is rethinking her future contracts after taking part in a rich shopper of Masha’s who arrives on the spa along with her a lot youthful lover (Aras Aydin). “I received the boy toy on my arm,” she mentioned, smiling. “I mentioned, ‘It needs to be in my contracts that I ought to have nice garments, humorous traces and a younger lover in no matter I do.’”

“9 Good Strangers” marks the performing debut of singer-songwriter King Princess. She performs a celebrated pianist whose associate (Maisie Richardson-Sellers) convinces her to strive Masha’s unorthodox therapies.

“You recognize what’s much more significant than having a queer couple [on the show] is having a extremely poisonous queer couple as a result of it’s one step higher,” King Princess mentioned. “It’s not simply homosexual illustration for the sake of it. It’s two people who find themselves extraordinarily flawed. We discover them within the midst of a six-year relationship with all their baggage and their bullshit. We’re reaching most lesbian capability. One thing’s gotta give, you realize?”