“Don’t worry, I’ll take care of you” is a black comedy that was released on February 19 through the Netflix platform, which tells the story of Marla Grayson, an unscrupulous woman who, taking advantage of her role as a tutor, convinces the court to take care of older adults, who supposedly cannot support themselves; Although it seems to be a noble task, their real plans are different: isolate them from the world, sell their assets, empty their bank accounts and use their investments for their own benefit.
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The role of this character is played by the British actress Rosamund Pike, who in fiction will have no remorse for stripping all their belongings from the elderly; all goes well until he bumps into a client, who appears to be someone she is not.
Those who have already seen this film have surely noticed that throughout the plot, which lasts almost two hours, Marla is almost always with a vaporizer, an accessory that accompanies her at all times, making her see her in a way different.
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Due to this situation, Pike herself pointed out that said accessory gives the protagonist a “Dragon quality” very appropriate. After these statements, the actress gave an interview where she spoke about her true meaning.
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“Marla’s backstory is that she had a vaping business until Walmart made a deal with a large discount vaping store that opened across the street, so she was furious. I think that was her chance to play the American dream fair: she had a small business that she owned, but it all screwed up. Then he thought, ‘Right. The chips are down. I go with everything. I’m going to play with the system like everyone else. ‘ And I think every time you inhale, it brings you that attitude. It’s the attitude of having been screwed and now you’re screwed with everyone “, he told Perri Nemiroff of Collider before the movie’s release on Netflix.
After that, Rosamund Pike clarified that not everyone puts themselves in the place of their character, but it depends on how each one takes what life gives them.
“Not everyone would react the way Marla does. I think she has that kind of self-centered pride that means she doesn’t think she should be fucked up. She deserves better. She won’t be. As she says, ‘I won’t lose. I don’t lose, ‘”he concluded.
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