I can just sort of be there.’ He was so supportive, as were all of our directors. Because there are a couple episodes I’m not in, I was like, ‘Perfect. “When I signed on and went down to Savannah, I asked Nick Antosca, one of our showrunners, if it was OK if I shadowed. Additionally, Robb received lessons in what it takes to prep an episode and how to edit it in postproduction from directors Hannah Fidell and Steven Piet, respectively.
While Robb enjoyed playing Lacey - a fictional character whom she described as a “composite” of Gypsy and Dee Dee’s real-life neighbors - she also reveled in shadowing director Laure de Clermont on several episodes of The Act that she didn’t appear in. Plus, as she told THR, they had a lot of fun on set despite the heavy subject matter of the show. Along with Arquette, Robb said she “learned so much” from working with Chloe Sevigny, who portrays Lacey’s straight shooter of a mom, Mel.
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